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.
WATCH: White House says goal with Ukraine conflict is 'to prevent a World War'
When asked about how the US will put pressure on Putin while not escalating the conflict, Press Secretary Jen Psaki said the Biden administration's goal is "to prevent a world war."
Biological male who identifies as woman arrested for allegedly killing woman after being released from prison for killing two women
Harvey Marcelin, 83-years-old, testified to having "a problem with women."
MTG says House should have time to read massive spending bill before voting on it
"We're supposed to vote on this $1.5 trillion omnibus bill today, and no one has read it. No one has read the bill; 2,741 pages."
Biological man who identifies as woman charged with hate crime after allegedly attacking Asian man with hammer
Jeffers has been arrested forty-seven times, and was recently released from prison after serving six years for second degree robbery.
Nancy Pelosi panders to Ukraine's Zelensky with well-wishes from US celebs
"When I spoke to President Zelensky I said 'Billie Jean King sends you her regards and wants to know how she can help in any event.'"
Former Obama economic advisor claims Keystone XL pipeline would not lead toward energy independence
In a Wednesday interview, former Obama economic advisor Robert Wolf argued that the Keystone XL pipeline would not help make America energy independent.
Conservatives SLAM discredited Southern Poverty Law Center's 'hate map'
Conservatives targeted by the Southern Poverty Law Center have spoken out, criticizing the organization's "hate map."
Biden's SOTU speech TANKS—lowest first address ratings in thirty years
President Biden's performance was watched by just over 38 million Americans, giving him the the lowest rating for a president's first State of Union in thirty years.
Poilievre says he will scrap Trudeau carbon tax when elected prime minister
Pierre Poilievre announced that, if elected prime minister, he would scrap the Trudeau government's carbon tax.
Over 60 percent of Canadians support Canada taking military action in Ukraine: poll
A new poll shows 61 percent of Canadians are in favour of Canada taking military action in Ukraine at some point, with 25 percent saying that troops should be sent in immediately.
Melinda Gates slams Bill's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein in tell-all interview
Billionaire philanthropist Melinda French Gates has spoken out about her and Bill's high-profile divorce, and the events that led up to it.
Trudeau Liberals say they will welcome 'unlimited number' of Ukrainian refugees fleeing war
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser has announced the creation of two new programs for Ukrainians escaping war to come to Canada.
Conservatives to elect new leader by September 10
The federal Conservatives have announced that a new leader will be decided by September 10.
Canadian MPs vote to urge Ottawa to rename street after Ukrainian president
MPs in the House of Commons unanimously voted for a motion urging the city of Ottawa to rename part of a street home to the Russian embassy after Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Analyst warns rising diesel prices amidst could inflate cost of food by 30 percent
A petroleum industry analyst is warning that a spike in diesel prices brought on by geopolitical tensions could cause food prices in Canada to rise dramatically.