
TeamMason2021™ is calling on the Government of Alberta to order a public fatality inquiry into the death of Parker Wells. The City’s 911 review answered one part of what happened. We are asking for an independent examination of the full sequence of events, where systems failed to connect, and what needs to change to help prevent another tragedy. Want to help? Click “More Information” to access a ready-to-send email template you can copy as-is or personalize before sending to Alberta’s Minister of Justice.
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Kristina Koivisto, founder of Teammason2021™, has spent months reviewing Alberta’s fatality inquiries. Click Here for videos documenting her research. Her findings raise a critical question: what happens after recommendations are made? Click “More Information” to read her September 25, 2026 correspondence to Alberta’s Minister of Justice.

Jenn Thompson is caring for both her child and her mother — while navigating a system with no coordinated support.
These are real, out-of-pocket costs:
For two years, Jenn covered essential care costs herself while navigating delays, conflict, and system gaps. Now, those costs are compounding.
At the same time:
The caregiver becomes the system.
👉 Click here to contribute to Jenn’s GoFundMe and help cover real caregiving costs
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Mason Standard of Care™ — Formal Framework Overview
This framework was developed based on longitudinal system evidence and real-world coordination across disability, health, and housing systems.
It defines the minimum conditions required to ensure care is stable, aligned, and responsive — before crisis occurs.
This is not a program. It is a system-level standard.
Full framework and implementation model available for policy briefing.
Developed March 21, 2026
Kristina Koivisto — TeamMason2021™
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