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Canada: Excess Maternal, Infant Deaths and Abortions

Day 1 · 7:13:23 · Denis G. Rancourt, PhD

  • 🇨🇦 Women 15–44 saw ~4,000 excess deaths 2021–2024 versus ~300 official COVID deaths; pregnancy-related codes show ~10 excess deaths after May 28, 2021 guidance.
  • 📉 Infant deaths near birth rose nine months post-recommendation—about 200 excess Canadian infant deaths.
  • 🧾 Induced abortions jumped by ~27,000 excess in 2022–2024 above prior trend.

Canadian StatCan signals for mothers, infants, and abortions.

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Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:13:23

And now we're going to move to Canada for infant and pregnant women deaths. And the first slide here is to show that in Canada, in the age-bearing age group between 15 and 44, which is nominally the age-bearing age group, there were— there's a lot of excess deaths as a function of time in Canada for women in those ages. So you can see on the left there a graph, a light blue curve that starts to move up in 2015 when fentanyl became a problem. Distribution of fentanyl in the country became a problem. And then as when immediately when the pandemic is announced in 2020, there's an upshoot of these, of deaths again. And there's a massive death there. So in this age group for females, there's 4,000 1,000 extra deaths in this period between 2021 and 2024 for women in Canada. And that is far more than the COVID-assigned deaths, formally, officially assigned by the government, which is more like 300 for that entire age group and women.

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:14:33

So this is just to show that women were being subjected to conditions that could cause death or subjected themselves, but there were a lot of deaths happening, so we can expect problems with pregnancies. And so what happened in Canada was the date, unlike in the US, the date at which women were strongly encouraged to be vaccinated was the 28th of May, 2021. And you can see the evolution of the government-assigned directives, if you like. You started by pregnant women should not be vaccinated, all the way up to should be offered the vaccine. So it's not as aggressive as it was with the CDC. And but this progression, it's important to point out, happened in the absence of any clinical trial on pregnant women. So this is all just politics. It's, it's what, it's what you think you should be doing kind of thing. But keep that date in mind because I'm putting it on the graph cross here.

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:15:34

So now we've got mortality, uh, pregnancy-related mortality of women who are basically giving birth. So we know that because the, the mortality, uh, of, of everyone, there's a diagnostic that's given and there's a code for that. And when you pick out that code, you find that in Canada there were, after the vaccines were strongly recommended women, there were approximately 10 excess, over the norm, pregnancy-related deaths between 2022 and 2024. So even proportionally less than what was happening in the US. So the Canadians, in terms of causing deaths of women giving birth, was not as severe as what happened in the US. But if you look at now the infants 9 months later, what is their death death rate. In Canada, you see that classic bump that I showed you before in the United States. Nothing in 2020, nothing in 2021.

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:16:35

Then in the year of the 9 months after the date of recommended vaccination, you have an upshoot of infant deaths near the pregnancy time, and it corresponds in Canada to 200 excess infant deaths. Um, and so in Ottawa, that would correspond 6 or 7 excess deaths, not normally explained deaths, that would have happened in Ottawa in that period, and 200 overall of Canada. In Canada, again, if you now look at abortions, these are induced abortions. There were 27,000 excess induced abortions in Canada in the 3-year period, uh, 2022-2025. 2022 To 2024, a massive amount of excess abortions above what the recent trend line or average, if you like, was. Now, why is that? Is it because defects were detected or felt in the fetuses?

Denis G. Rancourt, PhD · 7:17:38

Who knows? But there was a lot, a lot more induced abortions.