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.
Quarter of Canadian farmers considered suicide in past year: study
Research out of the University of Guelph revealed that Canadian farmers’ mental health worsened during the pandemic at a higher rate than the general population, with one in four saying they felt life was not worth living.
Fauci, wife got even RICHER during pandemic
Dr. Anthony Fauci and his wife saw their net worth jump from $7.5 million in 2019 to $12.6 million by the end of 2021.
New York to ban sales of gas-powered vehicles by 2035
On Thursday, Governor Kathy Hochul revealed that New York would be joining its west coast counterparts in their crusade to get gas-powered cars off the road, introducing a plan to ensure that all new vehicles sold in the state be zero-emission by 2035.
Man exchanges 3D printed guns for $21,000 at New York gun buyback program
At an event held in Utica, NY in August, one man allegedly gamed the system, walking away with thousands of dollars after turning in over 100 guns he made using his 3D printer.
BREAKING: Blake Masters announces $8 MILLION in new commitments in Arizona Senate race, new TV ads
“With or without Mitch McConnell’s money, we are gonna beat Mark Kelly and take Arizona back,” Masters said.
Biden says 'democracy is at stake' after Italians democratically elect right-wing government
“You just saw what’s happened in Italy in that election,” he said, “and the reason I bother to say that is we can’t be sanguine about what’s happening here either. I don’t want to exaggerate it, but I don’t want to understate it.”
WATCH: Biden's climate czar John Kerry says answer to Europe's energy crisis is 'more electric vehicles'
Instead of decrying China for being the largest polluter on Earth, Kerry praised the dictatorship, and suggested Europe’s energy crisis could be solved by mirroring their strategy of having more electric cars on the road.
Alberta vows to block Trudeau's anti-firearm agenda
Shandro acknowledged the "dangers that come with the criminal misuse of firearms,” but added that Alberta “will never support misguided policies, fear-mongering, or the seizure of private property."
British free speech group allowed back on PayPal after 'politically motivated' ban
“Forgive me if I don’t jump for joy,” Young wrote after receiving the news on Wednesday, explaining that by kicking him off their platform, PayPal had essentially made it next to impossible to conduct business as usual.
WATCH: Authoritarian New Zealand prime minister demands that world leaders censor online speech and other 'weapons of war'
Jacinda Ardern noted that leaders are “rightly concerned that even the most light touch approaches to disinformation could be misinterpreted as being hostile to the values of free speech that we value so highly,” but nonetheless argued that “we cannot ignore it.”
Ron DeSantis calls on Biden to approve Major Disaster Declaration as Florida slammed by hurricane
Governor Ron DeSantis has taken action to assist Floridians, including requesting that President Joe Biden approve a Major Disaster Declaration allowing federal aid to flood in.
New York conservatives 'pessimistic' about the state of democracy
The poll found that most New Yorkers, but specifically conservatives, are at least “somewhat pessimistic” about the state of democracy.
Philadelphia high school student dead, 4 injured after shooting after football practice
In total, over seventy rounds were fired, making it something of a miracle that there were not more victims. Police say a possible motive has not been found.
Trudeau government allows China to open police stations in Canada to monitor Chinese nationals
A new report revealed that China has set up dozens of overseas “service stations” in order to police Chinese nationals living abroad, including three such facilities in Toronto.
Majority of American workers say cost of living outpaces salaries: report
The report found that a majority of workers were unhappy with their current economic standing, with nearly three quarters saying they feel the cost of living is "outpacing" their pay