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.
BREAKING: Body of abducted Memphis heiress discovered, suspect charged with first degree murder
Cleotha Abston, 38, is alleged to be Fletcher's kidnapper and was charged with first degree murder on Tuesday morning.
WATCH: Teachers union boss ADMITS teachers are 'social justice warriors', blames politicians
"Very few teachers thought that they were going into teaching to be social justice warriors," Weingarten claimed.
Trudeau's pandemic policies lead to 45 percent fewer Americans driving to Canada
The reduction in US tourists also comes with a reduction in American dollars, which had previously flooded the economies of border towns such as Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Young mother killed by street racer while waiting for bus in Portland
An innocent bystander, McGill was the only fatality recorded during the incident.
Black conservative radio host claims he was fired from Bell Media for not fitting 'black stereotype'
Jamil Jivani has filed a lawsuit against Bell Media, claiming that Bell was "disappointed" that Jivani "did not fit the mold of a Black stereotype that they had expected him to."
Bed Bath & Beyond to institute mass layoffs and close 150 stores
Interim CEO Sue Gove, who was brought on in June to replace Mark Tritton following a 25 percent drop in sales during the first quarter of 2022, told staff she was optimistic about the changes.
Extinction Rebellion occupies UK Parliament to protest fossil fuels amid rising energy costs
According to the group, the activists all entered the building legally under the guise of signing up for a tour, and then converged in the Chamber to perform their stunt.
Amazon sued over discriminatory 'diversity grant' that excludes white, Asian entrepreneurs
The grant in question was introduced by Amazon "to help reduce the barriers to entry for Black, Latinx, and Native American entrepreneurs" by "offering $10,000 for each qualified candidate to build their own businesses in the U.S."
BREAKING: Steve Bannon’s DC home reportedly ‘swatted’ with fake shooting report
The Metropolitan Police Department received reports of a shooting at 7:17 pm EST, but determined following a brief investigation that no shots had been fired.
Portland workers say making them go back to offices is 'racist, sexist, ableist' and anti-climate
The coalition added that while working from home, employees had encountered "fewer microaggressions and fewer instances of overt racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, etc., in the workplace or during their commute."
Major League Baseball backs medicalized gender transition for kids
Of the twenty-nine teams that held Pride Night events in 2022, at least twenty "promoted or funded groups that advocate or are directly involved in child gender transitions."
Trudeau backs Canadian spy agency accused of 'nabbing British children and trafficking them' to Islamic State
Trudeau suggested that "the fight against terrorism requires our intelligence services to continue to be flexible and to be creative in their approaches."
Judicial advocacy group releases ad slamming Dems over 'Liberal Gunman's' attempt to assassinate Kavanaugh
The ad begins with the audio of the 911 call, with suspect Nicholas John Roske explaining to the operator that he was armed and had intended to harm Kavanaugh.
Americans taking out loans through buy now, pay later apps to purchase groceries
Zip reported a 95 percent rise in the purchase of groceries using their service in the US, with restaurant bills up 64 percent.
Texas school district charges mothers over $1,200 to view curriculum book list
The FWISD explained that because Crossland was asking for records pertaining to multiple grade levels, the charges would exceed $40, but only by $1,227.50.