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.
'They don’t belong to us': Trump-critical Republicans bash America First Caucus
Some Republicans in Congress are voicing their opposition to the newly formed "America First Caucus", with one even suggesting that any Republican who joins should lose their committee assignments.
President Biden describes situation at southern border as a 'crisis' for first time
After months of refusing to call a spade a spade, President Biden finally admitted that the crisis on the southern border is, in fact, a crisis.
'We’re going to sue': James O'Keefe declares war on Twitter and CNN after permanent ban
Project Veritas founder James O'Keefe is plotting revenge on the media giants, telling the New York Post that he plans to sue both CNN and Twitter.
Genetically modified mosquitoes to be released in Florida Keys
In an attempt to quell the rise of insect-borne illnesses in Florida, the state is planning on releasing genetically modified mosquitoes.
BREAKING: Doug Ford walks back playground restrictions after public backlash
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced today that restrictions on gatherings will be amended to allow playgrounds to open after facing public backlash.
BREAKING: Two injured, active shooter at large in Omaha mall
Police were called to the mall around noon after reports flooded in claiming that a shooting had taken place near the JC Penney.
WATCH: Trudeau minister suggests online hate bill might allow government to block access to websites
Liberal Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault stated that government may soon have the power to block access to websites that do not comply with upcoming speech regulations.
Family believes relative being prematurely pulled off life support to make room for COVID-19 patients
The family of a man on life-support in an Ottawa hospital is claiming that his life is being ended too soon in an attempt to clear space for beds for future COVID-19 patients.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson SLAMS Justin Trudeau for saying vaccinations 'are not enough to keep us safe'
Tucker Carlson blasted Prime Minister Trudeau tonight over his statement claiming that vaccines alone don't work.
Former officer who killed Daunte Wright expected to be charged on Wednesday
Kim Potter, the Brooklyn Center police officer who fatally shot 20-year-old Daunte Wright, is expected to be charged on Wednesday.
ORWELLIAN: Dutch counterterrorism organization reportedly tracking people online via fake accounts
In the Netherlands, it has been alleged that the National Coordinator for Counterterrorism and Security (NCTV) has been using fake accounts to track people online.
Buttigieg: 'There is racism physically built into' highways
After President Biden announced his administration's $2.2 trillion infrastructure proposal, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg pointed out that "there is racism physically built into some of our highways".
Russian troops and tanks spotted near Ukrainian border, raising concerns over escalation
Video has surfaced that appears to show tanks being maneuvered into position by Russian soldiers along the Ukrainian border.
Mar-a-Lago to host GOP event with Trump in speaker lineup
The Florida resort owned by former President Donald Trump is slated to play host to a Republican National Committee event tonight whose guests include hundreds of top donors.
Los Angeles sees bill to return beachfront land to Black family after seizing it in 1924
Bruce's Beach existed as a safe space for Black families to enjoy the beach at a time when racism prohibited people of colour from doing so elsewhere. Almost 100 years after being seized by the city, the land is expected to be returned to Bruce's descendents.