Canadian Reporter Jessica Robb Has Scary Medical Incident Live On-Air

This just keeps happening. That's why we always ask if it was the jabs. Nobody in corporate media is willing to ask, so we must.

A Canadian reporter for an Edmonton television station had a medical incident while reporting live Sunday.

Jessica Robb, a reporter for CTV Edmonton, was delivering a report from the field when she started having difficulties with her words. She then apologized and said she wasn't feeling well. Just as the camera cut off, she appeared to be about to collapse.

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So this just happened a few minutes ago. @ctvedmonton reporter, Jessica Robb.

The channel reported that she is resting and recovering after the incident. No other details were released.

As journalist Keean Bexte alluded to in a Tweet, Bell is the company that owns CTV. They require Covid-19 "vaccines" for all employees.

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BREAKING: CTV News field reporter has some sort of medical emergency on camera. Unrelated: Bell owns CTV. https://t.co/OiZGENGxvD https://t.co/HohVKCMcQ4

It's always important to note that we have no proof the Covid "vaccines" contributed to the medical incident. But it's equally imperative that we continue to ask the question because nobody in corporate media ever does. They may or may not report on the incident at all, and invariably none of the reports will mention the words "Covid" or "vaccine."

We take criticism for always asking, "Was it the jabs?" We will continue to ask until we get answers. With the sharp rise in suspicious incidents just in the last week, it seems like we'll be asking the question every day going forward.

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