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.
Trudeau Liberals discussed sending in army to quash Freedom Convoy
Plans to send in the army never made it past the planning stage, however many have questioned why such action was considered at all.
WATCH: French President Macron has to redirect Biden after he goes the wrong way
While productive talks were held, it was once again Biden's odd behavior that stole the show.
Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan heads to Supreme Court
On Thursday, the Supreme Court announced that while the justices would not be immediately reviving the program, they would hear arguments.
22 arrested in Ontario child pornography investigation released on bail
On Wednesday, it was revealed that 22 of the 23 people arrested across Ontario following a child sexual abuse material investigation had been released on bail.
'Man child': Research shows women not interested in men who don't take on responsibility
Women tend to be attracted to strong men who take responsibility, thus when adult males exhibit traits generally attributed to dependents, their sexual desirability goes down.
Appeals court REJECTS Biden admin's ask to revive student loan forgiveness plan
On Wednesday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against a motion filed by the Biden administration to stay a US District Court judge's ruling that their ill-fated student loan forgiveness plan was "unlawful."
Disgraced FTX CEO tells New York Times' audience he 'didn't ever try to commit fraud'
In his first public interview since the company's implosion, SBF defended himself, claiming that he "didn't ever try to commit fraud."
CTV journalist TRIGGERED by freedom hoodie
On Wednesday, CTV News journalist Glen McGregor came across an Under Armour hoodie so triggering that he felt the need to post a picture of it on Twitter for all to see.
WATCH: White House has no plans to delete Twitter despite repeatedly criticizing Elon Musk
On Wednesday, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stated that the White House has no plans to delete its Twitter account despite repeatedly criticizing the platform under Elon Musk.
Former Virginia state trooper shot dead by cops after kidnapping teen girl, killing family, torching house
On Friday, former Virginia state trooper Austin Lee Edwards kidnapped a teen he had driven across the country to meet, murdered her mother and grandparents, and set fire to their house.
Google, YouTube spend MILLIONS to launch Global Fact Check Fund
The move, which marks the companies' largest fact-checking grant to date, comes as they continue to ramp up their fight against "misinformation" online.
NYC approves used-needle buyback program for drug users
The bill was pushed by socialist and progressive city council members, and will give addicts twenty cents per piece of drug paraphernalia they turn in, with a maximum cap of $10 per day.
WATCH: Trudeau makes appearance on Canada's Drag Race
While Trudeau was adored on the show he has been criticized as a "fascist" and "dictator" by those such as Russel Brand, Joe Rogan, and protestors across Canada.
NY GOP Assembly candidate leading by just 3 votes over Democrat incumbent
In addition to the recount, Amato has gone to court seeking the reexamination of ninety-two disputed absentee votes and two improperly invalidated votes, a move Sullivan has vowed to fight back against.
CCP locks down largest iPhone factory for 'Covid restrictions' after mass protests
On Friday, six million people in Zhengzhou, China were forced under lockdown by the government, including the tens of thousands of workers at the country's largest iPhone plant.