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.
Military investigation into retired Gen. Jonathan Vance ends with no charges laid
Retired four-star General Jonathan Vance has been cleared of any wrongdoing following a military police investigation into an alleged inappropriate relationship.
Premier Kenney faces pushback over handling of COVID-19
As COVID cases continue to rise in Alberta, Premier Jason Kenney is urged to own up to his mistakes as leader, with some criticism coming from within his party and from the province's top doctor.
Ontario did not spend funds from $2.7 billion COVID response program in first quarter 2021-22: Report
Health spokesperson says, "Just because it wasn't recorded at the time of the data request by the FAO doesn't mean that spending hasn't occurred."
WATCH: Liberal candidate admits Canadians will have to pay tax on profits made from selling primary residence
Jason Hickey, a candidate for New Brunswick Southwest, revealed that under the Liberals, Canadians will pay tax on any profits they make from the selling of their primary residence.
Federal leaders prepare for tonight's English-language debate
Following Wednesday's second French-language debate, the leaders of Canada's five main federal parties are preparing to take the stage once again, this time in English.
Conservatives stay ahead of Liberals in latest poll
According to a new poll from Nanos Research, the Conservatives are ahead of the Liberals as Canada's election looms near.
Taliban reportedly allowing charter flights to depart Kabul airport
The Taliban's interim government has agreed to let charter flights carrying about 200 foreigners, including Americans, depart from Kabul Airport.
Florida judge blocks Gov. DeSantis' executive order banning mask mandates
A judge has blocked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' executive order banning mask mandates after parents claimed it was "unconstitutional."
CNN's Brian Stelter facing one of his worst ratings months ever
Since the beginning of the year, viewership is down 37 percent in that demographic, and down 25 percent across the board.
Atheist unanimously elected as Harvard Chief Chaplain
In an effort to try and unite members of Harvard's diverse faith communities, the university's chaplains have unanimously elected an atheist as their leader.
WATCH: Dinesh D'Souza explains why the FBI's January 6th narrative has changed
Nearly 600 people have been arrested for their involvement, but as Dinesh D'Souza points out, nobody was charged with "sedition, or insurrection ... or racketeering;" crimes that "allege a kind of organized conspiracy."
Delta Air Lines to impose health insurance surcharge on employees who remain unvaccinated
Delta Air Lines announced on Wednesday that employees who choose not to be vaccinated will be required to undergo weekly testing and incur a $200/month health insurance surcharge.
BREAKING: Trudeau booed, chased by protestors during campaign stop in BC
Justin Trudeau was back in BC this morning, speaking about housing outside a property in the Vancouver suburb of Surrey.
Liberal candidate blasted for 'flipping' homes as Trudeau promises to crack down on speculators
A Liberal candidate for Vancouver-Granville is being accused of violating Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's promise to crack down on buyers who "flip homes."
Ontario Liberal leader pressuring Ford on vaccine passports
As provinces across the country implement vaccine passports, Ontario Liberal leader Steven Del Duca has called on Premier Ford to consider doing the same.