A Must-See Film This Sunday in Winnipeg – Epiphany: The Truehope Story
- kenrdrysdale
- 15 hours ago
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When governments overreach, it’s up to ordinary citizens to push back—and Epiphany: The Truehope Story is exactly that kind of story. This gripping documentary, screening this Sunday at 6:00 PM in Winnipeg at The Four Crowns Inn (1030 McPhillips Street), tells the true and courageous journey of a Canadian family who dared to challenge the status quo in mental health treatment.
After losing loved ones to suicide, the Stephan family embarked on a mission to develop a natural, micronutrient-based solution for bipolar disorder.
What followed was not only a breakthrough in mental wellness—but also an avalanche of resistance from Health Canada, a web of legal battles, and a government seemingly more committed to protecting pharmaceutical interests than allowing Canadians the freedom to choose how they manage their health.
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Sound familiar?
We all lived through the government’s “Safe and Effective” messaging during the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. Many Canadians were coerced into compliance despite incomplete testing and a shocking disregard for transparency and informed consent. The same system that shut down questions during the pandemic is the one that tried to silence the Stephan family’s work.
If you value medical freedom, bodily autonomy, and the right to choose natural health solutions without government interference—this is a film you cannot miss.
And this screening will be more than just a movie.
David Stephan & Todd Harris will be attending in person and will lead a powerful Q&A and discussion afterward. This is your chance to engage directly with someone who has stood on the front lines of the fight for health freedom in Canada.
Event Details:
📍 Venue: The Four Crowns Inn (1030 McPhillips Street), Winnipeg
🗓 Date: Sunday
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
Spread the word. Bring a friend. Come and be inspired—and informed.
Let’s stand together for health freedom.Manitoba Stronger Together – We Are the Resistance.
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