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.
Witnesses: Colorado mass murderer was 'laughing' during killing spree
"This guy is laughing at us."
Grandmother and dog murdered while walking at a popular Los Angeles park
A quiet Los Angeles street near San Dimas Park became the site of a gruesome crime scene after a sixty-six year old grandmother, Jeanne Edgar, and her dog were stabbed to death.
Asian woman attacked, robbed, and dragged down San Francisco street in possible hate crime
Onlookers watched in horror Sunday when a woman was attacked and robbed in broad daylight before being dragged down a street in San Francisco's Nob Hill neighbourhood.
Vaccination cards to rival passports as essential travel documents
We're all used to having to pull out our passports whenever we go on vacation, but as Forbes reports, "Your most precious travel accessory this summer is going to be a small white piece of paper".
WATCH: Brutal murder of DC Uber Eats driver caught on video
Two teen girls, ages thirteen and fifteen, allegedly assaulted sixty-six year old Mohammad Anwar with a stun gun, before crashing his car. Anwar was killed in the incident.
BREAKING: Los Angeles County ups police funding by $36 million after rise in crime
In a surprise move, the Metro Board of Directors approved a $36-million increase to police in Los Angeles County.
DeSantis calls Biden's failure to reopen cruise lines 'an example of poor leadership'
"They should not have the authority to shut this down to begin with, let's just be honest. But to not have any regard or sense of urgency after a year?" DeSantis said.
Hamilton to lock down while Ontario begins lifting restrictions in 'grey zone'
As Hamilton moves back into lockdown, restrictions will likely begin to be lifted in Ontario's grey zone.
Trump rips on Durham in official statement: ‘Is he a living, breathing human being?’
John Durham has remained silent as of late, prompting former president Trump to release a statement questioning whether there will ever be Durham report, a question that Republicans across the country are eager to have answered before it's too late.
China cracks down on Brits critical of treatment of Uyghurs
The Chinese government have placed sanctions on four organizations and nine individuals in the UK for their criticism of treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang.
WATCH: US Senators visit the border, slam Biden over ‘cages of little girls and little boys'
Nineteen U.S. senators have taken action, visiting the border in person to expose the reality of a situation Biden and his team claimed to have under control.
Republican governor cries 'cancel culture' following backlash over not signing bill to protect women's sports
Republican governor Kristi Noem chose not to sign a bill that would ban transgender women and girls from playing alongside biological females, then cried cancel culture when she faced backlash from conservatives.
Missing Florida woman rescued from sewer after three weeks underground
A woman's casual swim in a West Delray canal quickly escalated into twenty-one days of wandering through the bowels of the city.