According to reports, the Ronald McDonald House in Vancouver, Canada, is allegedly considering evicting families that are unable to provide proof of Covid-19 vaccination for their terminally ill children.

Austin Furgason, the father of a four-year-old child with leukemia who has been receiving treatment at the house since last October, is just one parent who has been told that unless his son gets vaccinated, the child will have to leave the facility.

Furgason shared his son’s story on Twitter in a video, documenting his exchange with the manager of the facility, who has insisted that the child must get vaccinated “to reduce the risk to the entire house.”

The Ronald McDonald House in Canada will evict all tenants, adults and children over the age of five, who are not vaccinated by the end of January.

The father of a young boy with leukemia responds.

"This is some kind of crazy evil like I've never seen in my life." pic.twitter.com/MQaoegqSKo

— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) January 12, 2022

The father said: “This doesn’t make sense.” He added that according to government officials, the jabs don’t spread the virus, therefore his son should not be forced out of the house.

However, the manager refused to listen and as a result, Furgason took to social media to expose the Ronald McDonald House.

“All tenants, adults, and children over the age of 5 who are not vaccinated are out by the end of January,” Furgason wrote. “How absolutely wicked and vile.”

“The Covid cult is far more dangerous than Covid,” he added. “If they will evict families with cancer, what won’t they do?”

A copy of the letter that the father received from the Ronald McDonald House was obtained by True North news. It explained that the new vaccine mandate will begin on January 17th and that families already in the House / Family Room” will have until January 31 to either receive a “minimum one dose” or else be forcibly removed.”

The letter instructs recipients to “visit our front desk to scan your BC vaccination passport, confirming proof of vaccination or provide the vaccination card for those under 12 years of age.”

The new policy applies to “everyone five years and older who are working, staying, or visiting our facilities,” meaning it includes the family members and friends of sick children.

Unless a family is able to prove that it was granted accommodation that “has been sought and has been explicitly approved and granted by RMH BC in writing,” they are out of the Ronald McDonald House come the first of February.