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.
KEEP FLORIDA FREE: DeSantis releases first re-election ad
In the ad, DeSantis is depicted receiving a bevy of thank you letters from constituents, while their contents are read out loud by a diverse cast.
Canadian troops set to help train Ukrainian forces in UK
The first group of soldiers is expected to depart Edmonton next week for a military training base in the southeastern part of the UK.
Canada urges China to deescalate tensions in Taiwan following Pelosi's visit
"We call on China to de-escalate," Joly said, "because we think that there may be risks of not only heightened tensions, but also destabilizing the region."
Montreal drug smuggler at large for over a decade captured after applying for passport
The parole board found that during his fifteen years at large, Serero had lived "an ordered, quiet, secluded life."
BREAKING: Brittney Griner sentenced to NINE YEARS in Russian prison, found guilty of drug possession
Griner's legal team called the verdict "absolutely unreasonable," adding that they will "certainly file an appeal."
UC Berkeley halts plans for new student housing after protestors assault construction crews with rocks, bottles
UC Berkeley Police said that "Rocks, bottles, and glass were thrown by protesters at crews working at the park," and urged people to avoid the area.
Ron DeSantis to make 'major' announcement: 'Prepare for the liberal meltdown of the year'
Pushaw did not get into specifics, only revealing that the announcement was "major" and "official business."
Paul Pelosi pleads not guilty to DUI charges
A settlement conference has been scheduled for August 23, at which point the prosecution and defense will decide whether trial is necessary.
ArriveCAN features expanding to MORE Canadian airports
On Wednesday, instead of signalling that the app's use is coming to an end, the Trudeau Liberals announced that its features will be expanded to even more airports across Canada.
Alberta's top doc given massive $227,911 bonus while province's healthcare workers asked to take pay cut
In 2021, while a number of Alberta government employees were earning massive bonuses, the province's healthcare workers were threatened with wage cuts.
Far-left Squad members Tlaib, Bush defeat challengers in Democratic primaries
Among those who won out against their challengers were progressive Squad members Rashida Tlaib and Cori Bush.
BREAKING: Trump endorsed gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon wins Michigan GOP primary
Trump-endorsed Tudor Dixon will take on Democrat governor Gretchen Whitmer in the General Election in November.
Over 200 American law enforcement officers shot in 2022—14 percent increase from 2021
Not included in the total are incidents wherein officers are shot at, but not struck.
REVEALED: Trudeau Liberals abandoned Ukrainian embassy employees upon news of Russian invasion
News of the invasion and potential hit list was passed down to Canadian employees prior to the evacuation, while their Ukrainian colleagues were left in the dark.
'He shot my arm off': Elderly shop owner defends himself against robbers
Without hesitation, the elderly man pulled a shotgun out from behind the counter, and proceeded to fire in the would-be robber's direction, hitting him in the arm.