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.
US intelligence agencies had no idea Taliban would takeover while troops were still on the ground: Report
The idea that the Taliban would take over only after the US withdrew from Afghanistan was echoed in nearly every report, from April 2020 all the way up to July 2021.
CNN's New Day records lowest viewership of year to date
According to the latest data, viewership of CNN's morning program New Day is continuing on its downward spiral, with the show recording its lowest numbers of the year to date yesterday.
WATCH: Ted Cruz grills Garland on DOJ memo, son-in-law's profiting from Critical Race Theory
"Number one, why did the Department of Justice cater to the wishes of partisan activists who want to teach critical race theory in schools and think that parents are domestic terrorists?"
Ali Harbi Ali charged with murder of British MP David Amess
Ali, whose father is a former advisor to Somalia's prime minister, allegedly visited the Amess' home multiple times throughout the past year in preparation for a potential attack.
Trudeau pressured to decriminalize illegal drugs amid rise in opioid deaths across Canada
With the opioid crisis wreaking havoc across Canada, many groups are urging prime minister Trudeau to remedy the situation by re-centring addiction and drug use as health issues, rather than criminal.
In-N-Out Burger stands by its refusal to be the 'vaccination police'
Despite the temporary closure of its downtown San Francisco location by the city's department of public health, In-N-Out Burger continues to refuse to enforce vaccine mandates in Contra Costa County.
CBC announces vaccine mandate for all employees
The Canadian Broadcast Corporation/Radio Canada has announced that it will require all employees to be fully vaccinated by December 1.
Colorado Springs student says she was forced by school to tape mask to her face
A student from Colorado Springs alleges she was forced to tape her mask to her face after it kept falling off in class.
Over 90,000 migrants apprehended by Border Patrol since Oct. 1
Over 90,000 migrants have been apprehended by Border Patrol in the first 18 days of the 2022 fiscal year, according to a source within the organization.
Aaron Rodgers defends trash talk, bashes 'woke' culture following backlash over 'I own you' touchdown celebration
After receiving criticism for his touchdown celebration on Sunday against the Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he refuses to bow to "woke, cancel culture."
Transportation Sec Buttigieg on months-long paternity leave as supply chain crisis deepens
"We’re overjoyed for [Buttigieg] and Chasten, and believe every American should have access to paid family leave," a White House official said.
'Unfunny' comedian Hannah Gadsby tries to gain relevance by bashing Dave Chappelle
"Now I have to deal with even more of the hate and anger that Dave Chappelle’s fans like to unleash on me every time Dave gets 20 million dollars to process his emotionally stunted partial world view."
Trudeau Liberals consider relying on airport security officers to verify travellers' vaccination status
Instead of having airlines verify passengers' vaccination status, the Liberal government is looking to hand that responsibility off to airport security officers.
Ontario councillor suspended by Conservative Party after starting petition to recall O'Toole
Conservative councillor Bert Chen has been suspended for two months after the party's national council objected to a petition he launched to oust O'Toole as leader.
Iqaluit declares state of emergency after suspected water contamination
Residents of Iqaluit, Nunavut are being asked not to use tap water following suspicions that the city's supply has been contaminated by petroleum.