Jarryd Jaeger
Jarryd Jaeger is a proud Vancouverite and graduate of the University of British Columbia, where he served as president of the UBC Free Speech Club.
Alberta's top doc given massive $227,911 bonus while province's healthcare workers asked to take pay cut
In 2021, while a number of Alberta government employees were earning massive bonuses, the province's healthcare workers were threatened with wage cuts.
Far-left Squad members Tlaib, Bush defeat challengers in Democratic primaries
Among those who won out against their challengers were progressive Squad members Rashida Tlaib and Cori Bush.
BREAKING: Trump endorsed gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon wins Michigan GOP primary
Trump-endorsed Tudor Dixon will take on Democrat governor Gretchen Whitmer in the General Election in November.
Over 200 American law enforcement officers shot in 2022—14 percent increase from 2021
Not included in the total are incidents wherein officers are shot at, but not struck.
REVEALED: Trudeau Liberals abandoned Ukrainian embassy employees upon news of Russian invasion
News of the invasion and potential hit list was passed down to Canadian employees prior to the evacuation, while their Ukrainian colleagues were left in the dark.
'He shot my arm off': Elderly shop owner defends himself against robbers
Without hesitation, the elderly man pulled a shotgun out from behind the counter, and proceeded to fire in the would-be robber's direction, hitting him in the arm.
Greg Abbott invites blue city mayors to see 'dire situation' at Texas border first hand
"As Governor," Abbott wrote, "I invite you to visit our border region to see firsthand the dire situation that only grows more urgent with each passing day."
70-year-old San Francisco woman attacked in broad daylight
"Yesterday was one of the first days for a long time [I] went out and this is what happened," she said via an interpreter.
Trudeau flew 26,000 km in July alone
Analysis of flight data shows that Justin Trudeau spent the majority of days in July aboard CANFORCE ONE, covering just over 26,000 kilometres.
Trudeau departs for two-week family vacation to Costa Rica
The Prime Minister's official itinerary for August 1 states that he and his family are in Costa Rica for "personal" reasons.
Canadian university job listing limited to 'equity-seeking groups'
"Candidates," the ad states, "must be from one or more of the following equity-seeking groups to apply: women, persons with disabilities, Indigenous peoples, and racialized groups."
Trudeau Liberals urge Canadians to ditch plastic cutlery, bring own containers when eating out
Businesses, they say, should "consider providing more meal options that do not require the use of cutlery (for example, wraps and sandwiches)."
China's state media says Beijing should 'forcibly dispel' Pelosi's plane if she visits Taiwan
Hu added that if warning shots are "ineffective" in dissuading American planes, then the army should "shoot them down."
Canada's GDP remains steady following 0.3 percent growth in April
GDP across most industries neither rose nor fell in May, with growth in service-producing industries being offset by declines in goods-producing industries.
Tim Hortons offers customers whose movement they tracked a Double Double and a pack o' TimBits in proposed settlement
The one-time use credit will only be valid for hot beverages under $6.19, and baked goods under $2.39, taxes not included.