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.
Oregon pub faces backlash as it hosts drag show featuring 11-year-old performer
The event, which was billed by the pub as "fun and innocent," featured an 11-year-old performer whose former "drag mom" was revealed to be in jail after being accused of child sex offenses.
BREAKING: Kanye West escorted out of Skechers HQ following 'unauthorized visit'
"Kanye West – also referred to as Ye – arrived unannounced and without invitation at one of Skechers’ corporate offices in Los Angeles," the company wrote in a statement.
Bank of Canada raises interest rate by 50 points, warns further increases imminent
On Wednesday, the Bank of Canada raised the overnight interest rate by fifty points to 3.75 percent, marking the sixth consecutive hike this year.
Second Miami man arrested in beating of Marco Rubio campaigner
Police in Hialeah, Florida have arrested a second suspect following the attack of Christopher Monzon, a campaigner for Sen. Marco Rubio, on Sunday night.
WATCH: Biden declares Covid a 'global health emergency' just weeks after declaring pandemic 'over'
Just weeks after declaring the pandemic "over," President Joe Biden has returned to calling COVID-19 a "global health emergency."
WATCH: Bloc head says oath to British Crown was 'not sincere'
Things got heated during Question Period on Tuesday after Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-François Blanchet revealed that his oath to the British Crown was "not sincere."
Man charged with murder after running over Republican teen to 'fully defend himself' in court
According to FOX News, attorney Mark Friese said that "it is Mr. Brandt's intention to fully defend against the allegations pending in the open case file."
Elon Musk vows to close Twitter deal by Friday
On Monday, Elon Musk held a conference call with representatives from the banks helping facilitate his purchase of Twitter, informing them that he intended to close the deal by Friday.
New York City transit authority demands criminals who offend against other riders be banned from subways
Metropolitan Transit Authority chair Janno Lieber said in his letter that "there is no good reason why rider-on-worker assaults are ban-eligible while rider-on-rider assaults are not."
Richmond man arrested for murder after being released on THREE prior murder charges
Bobby Dee Dozier, 37, was revealed to have been arrested three times in the past for murder, and was on parole after being convicted of manslaughter at the time he allegedly killed Cook.
Rand Paul slams CDC for 'conflicts of interest' over agency's cozy relationship with Pfizer, Moderna
Citing possible conflicts of interest, Paul requested that the CDC provide unredacted documentation of Weber Shandwick's work with the NCIRD.
Fauci's NIAID lab in Maryland moves to create severe monkeypox strain
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, directed by Dr. Anthony Fauci, is conducting research involving the creation of a more severe strain of monkeypox in an effort to help develop better vaccines for humans, the organization said.
TikTok denies CCP was using app to track Americans
TikTok said that the company has "never been used to 'target' any members of the US government, activists, public figures or journalists," adding that the app does not "serve them a different content experience than other users."
Texas mother, boyfriend arrested after children escape house of torture
A 16-year-old girl and her twin brother managed to escape from their Texas home on Tuesday where they had allegedly been forced to live in squalor in the laundry room by their mother and her boyfriend.
Supreme Court blocks Wisconsin group's effort to stall Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
Justice Amy Coney Barrett has blocked the Brown County Taxpayers Association's attempt to get the Supreme Court to pull the brakes on the Biden administration's nearly $1 trillion student loan forgiveness plan.