Her message now is that anyone, and everyone, could be infected. This was her rationale for assisting in the nation-wide emergency alert to Canadians that they “Stay Home; Restez a la Maison.”“So, of course, we owe it to everyone to not put Canadians at risk, and to do all we can to stop the spread of COVID-19 right now,” says Tam of her decision. Her prescription is to “practice social distancing, self-isolation, hand hygiene." Her recommendations have indeed evolved into simplistic symbols , the images for which bear a strong resemblance to public health information on avoiding the flu , which are presented every year for the virus which, at its most lethal, killed 8,500 people in 2018. And the country has never shut down for fear of the flu.The only item missing on the Corona-Checklist is “Get Vaccinated.” So far.

Mississauga’s (Ontario) City Centre, with blocked off, empty parking lots, which are normally filled to capacity

There are no plans to call in Canada’s military to enforce quarantine or self-isolation measures amid COVID-19.

The Canadian Armed Forces are there to help when Canada is in need...Right now we have not received any specific requests and there are no plans underway to have the army intervene.

So Who is Dr Theresa Tam?

Her date of birth

Her place of birth (other than "raised in Hong Kong")

The dates of her various degrees - I even went into the UBC and UA websites looking for alumni profiles.

There are no listings of her theses and dissertation.



She is listed having expertise in immunization, infectious disease, emergency preparedness and global health security. Something more specific, and odd, is: "she is a graduate of the She is listed having expertise in immunization, infectious disease, emergency preparedness and global health security. Something more specific, and odd, is: "she is a graduate of the The Canadian Field Epidemiology Program " which looks like an internship or upgrades for employees in the Public Health Agency of Canada





But I couldn't find her medical school records to find her year of graduation, or any other post-grad qualifications.





I am usually pretty good at finding out some of this information, but to draw a blank on almost all the key components that make up a biographical profile is very strange.

Tedros Gebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organization, (L) shakes hands with Chinese President Xi Jinping before a meeting at the Great Hall of the People, on January 28, 2020 in Beijing. China Politics

A healthy Canada requires us to level the [social] playing field.

And from this information, a lockdown of dutiful, and guilt-ridden, Canadians became the reality. Across the country, dutiful citizens closed their shops, left jobs, shuttered schools and daycare centres, and stayed home, waiting for Tam’s daily updates, to urge them to participate in the next battle tactic against their invisible enemy, who could be lurking anywhere.And they all obliged. Tam’s draconian “Stay Home/ Restez a la Maison” ordinance could be the beginning of much stricter enforcements to come, based on her premise that “anyone could be infected,” which means that we could all be infected.As the Chief Health Officer in Canada, Tam provides the data, the analyses, and the recommendations on health care and enforcement to the government. Prime Minister Trudeau, clearly following the advice of his Chief Public Health Officer, officially stated in March 29 during his daily update that:Trudeau continues, with a hint of what might come for those who don’t follow these regulations:“All Canadians must act now to reduce the spread,” orders Tam in her pre-taped video , which has the air of an infomercial, appearing periodically on the CBC and CTV. And her emphatic “now” has a clear subtext that there are serious consequences for those who don’t help to “reduce the spread” of this “serious public health threat.”So here we are, in the midst of the "global health crisis."Who is this woman now in charge of providing the "chief" medical information concerning Canada's lockdown? Where did she come from? There is very little available on her biography, very little personal (and even professional) information on Tam. Somewhere there was a post that she was 55 years old, but I couldn't find: Wikipedia states her birth place as Hong Kong, that she grew up in Britain, obtaining her medical degree in the University of Nottingham, with further studies at the University of Alberta for her residency, and the University of British Columbia under a fellowship.A page on the Government of Canada website states that she is an expert in “immunization, infectious disease, and global health security.”The World Health Organization’s international website lists her as “an international expert on a number of World Health Organization committees” including SARS, pandemic influenza and polio eradication.Her associations with the World Health Organization (WHO), I believe, has brought her in contact with Tedros Ghebreyesus , the Ethiopian Director General of WHO, who was key in starting the misinformation about the global coronavirus panic . Ghebreyesus downplayed the virus outbreak in Wuhan, China, defending China’s President Xi’s misinformation on the severity of the virus, and refusing to support President Trump’s travel bans and restrictions of flights from China.Tam has close links with the WHO as a consultant . I believe she personally knows Tedros Gebreyesus , who was key in starting the misinformation about the global panic . She is a feminist and a socialist, as Tedros is also a life-long Marxist, starting from his political positions in the various Ethiopian Marxist governments from the 1980s and the 2000s.She has politicized her role in Canadians' health and well-being. She declares , following the socialist mandates of the WHO, which is clearly her own political stance:And she was present at a conference in Vancouver in 2019 titled " Women Deliver ," presented by an organization which aims to indoctrinate young women, Canadian alike, with feminism, by advancing “Gender Equality and the health, rights and well-being of girls and women everywhere."She is also involved in the WHO's various vaccinations (immunization) projects, working also under three of WHO's emergency committees: Ebola, MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) and poliovirus.We learn from Carolyn Brown's article, " WHO veteran heads up Canadian public health ", that, according to Tam, "emergency committee members." Brown explains that Tam "was selected for her background in field epidemiology, travel health, emergency medicine and pandemic preparedness."