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.
Rural Ontario councillor will have pay suspended after breaking code of conduct during Freedom Convoy: integrity commissioner
Jonker was the self-proclaimed captain of the Niagara sect of the Freedom Convoy, and had arrived with his wife in the first truck that rolled into Ottawa on January 28.
Poilievre says he will not participate in third Conservative leadership debate
Leadership front-runner Pierre Poilievre quickly made it clear that he would be sitting this one out to focus on touring the country.
Bank of Canada gave employees $45 million in raises, bonuses despite failing to hit inflation target
In addition, bonuses were handed out to 1,632 employees in 2020, and 1,752 in 2021, totalling $16.2 and $18.4 million, respectively.
Four-year-old boy allegedly shoots at police during father's arrest
Court records show Johnson's son shot at police because "he wanted his daddy back."
Four-year-old boy allegedly shoots at police during father's arrest
Court records show Johnson's son shot at police because "he wanted his daddy back."
Edmonton Oilers owner accused of soliciting sex from underage ballerina
Katz's lawyer called the accusations "baseless and scurrilous."
Amazon signs agreement to acquire One Medical
The move is the latest in Jeff Bezos' attempt to become a major player in the healthcare industry. Amazon said it will be making the $3.9 billion purchase in cash at $18 per share.
Poilievre vows to expand Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport, taking pressure off Pearson
Poilievre suggested that building a longer runway, thus allowing larger aircrafts to land, would bring the number of airport guests up to 4.8 million per year.
Good Samaritan took out Indiana mall shooter in 15 seconds: police
According to authorities, Dicken fired ten shots, eight of which struck Sapirman, killing him on the spot.
Good Samaritan took out Indiana mall shooter in 15 seconds: police
According to authorities, Dicken fired ten shots, eight of which struck Sapirman, killing him on the spot.
Trudeau slams Hockey Canada over sexual assault reserve funds for misconduct
"I think right now it's hard for anyone in Canada to have faith or trust in anyone at Hockey Canada," Trudeau said.
Support among Canadians for mask mandates, vaccine passport plunges: poll
Support for provincial mask mandates fell to 51 percent, down 35 percent since November 2021.
Calgary firefighters sue city over COVID-19 vaccine policy, claiming 'discrimination based on medical status'
The group alleges they "have suffered measurable damages, including mental distress, anxiety, and, in particular, injury to dignity and self-respect."
European nations move to begin rationing natural gas
"By substituting gas with other fuels and saving energy this summer," the EC suggested, "more gas can be stored for winter."
ArriveCAN 'glitch' informs QUADRUPLE vaccinated man he must quarantine despite having no symptoms or positive test results
"I checked my email, and there’s an email from ArriveCAN, saying 'you are quarantined. This is your second day of quarantine.;"