Canada failing to take Havana syndrome and its effects seriously

The government has gone so far as to thwart our efforts to gain information through the access to information and privacy acts. Yet, we waived our privacy rights to openly share our medical information.

Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne, pictured, is Canada's top diplomat. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY PAUL MILLER, JOHN PHILLIPS, CORY WANLESS, VALERIE LORD, AND VICTORIA YANG

December 10, 2020

We are a group of Canadian diplomats, spouses, and children who all were afflicted with the mysterious “Havana syndrome” while posted at the Canadian embassy in Cuba. A recently released

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