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.
Amazon walks back tweet claiming its delivery drivers don't pee in bottles
Amazon apologized for, and took back a tweet refuting the claim that their delivery drivers pee in bottles.
CBS stealth edits article after getting called out for falsely represents Georgia election reforms
Last night, CBS News put out a tweet that suggested big corporations could use their power to influence democratic processes, then deleted the tweet and changed the title on the corresponding article on their website.
Plea deal reportedly offered to teens involved in killing of Mohammad Anwar
Last week, 65 year old Mohammad Anwar was senselessly murdered in an armed carjacking. Sources say the perpetrators, two teen girls ages 13 and 15, have received a plea deal.
Facebook wipes all trace of Capitol attacker Noah Green's Facebook profile
Facebook removed the profile of Capitol attacker Noah Green earlier today. Luckily, journalists were able to see the account and take screenshots before it was removed by the tech giant.
Coca-Cola, which lobbied against Xinjiang forced labor bill, slams Georgia election laws as 'wrong,' 'unacceptable'
Coca-Cola is facing backlash after CEO James Quincey called Georgia's new voting laws "wrong", "unacceptable", and "a step backward".
LeBron James voices support for MLB after Georgia boycott, gets mocked for woke hypocrisy
James has been a vocal critic of voter suppression and other civil rights issues in the United States, however he is awfully quiet when it comes to issues in another country; China.
Florida Governor DeSantis bans 'Vaccine Passports' in new executive order
Florida governor Ron DeSantis has issued an executive order banning the production, use, and requirement of vaccine passports and other similar documents throughout the state.
BREAKING: Police officer, suspect die of injuries after US Capitol attack, suspect identified as Nation of Islam member Noah Green
A Capitol Hill police officer has died after he was attacked by a knife-wielding man who rammed his car into two officers. He was rushed to hospital, but succumbed to his wounds. The suspect is also dead.
WATCH: Liberal House leader delivers zero answers in WE Scandal testimony
"I don't know" seemed to be the only answer Liberal House leader Pablo Rodriguez could offer as he testified to the House of Commons ethics committee on events surrounding the WE Charity scandal.
Streaming services ban episodes of Spongebob Squarepants due to 'inappropriate content' deemed sexist and racist
Cancel culture finds its way to Bikini Bottom as two episodes of Spongebob Squarepants are pulled from Paramount+ and Amazon.
Poilievre: 'We need a reopening plan. Now.'
In a recent speech, Carleton MP Pierre Poilievre decried Canada's response to the pandemic thus far, and suggested that the country must re-open if it is to have a chance at recovering.
BREAKING: Female suspect arrested at Drake's mansion
Drake's property on Bridle Path was the scene of a large Toronto Police operation earlier today. A female suspect was arrested, however the rapper is not believed to have sustained any injuries.
Majority of Americans see 'Cancel Culture' as threat to their freedom: Poll
A recent Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll survey released by The Hill shows that 64% of Americans are of the opinion that cancel culture threatens their freedom.
Ontario man charged in child luring and pornography investigation
Wilfred Thyssen of Fergus, Ontario was arrested last week in connection with a child luring and pornogrphy investigation.
Associated Press editor asks staff not to call US-Mexico border crisis a 'crisis'
An AP editor now suggests that reporters rely on data, so as not to "portray migrants as a negative, harmful influence."