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.
Uvalde police officer could have shot gunman but waited for supervisor approval: report
According to the report, the officer said that he was "concerned that if he missed his shot, the rounds could have penetrated the school and injured students."
AOC facing increasing fines for failure to resolve unpaid tax warrant
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez is facing fines for failing to resolve an unpaid tax warrant dating back five years.
Nearly 90 percent of shoppers have changed their shopping habits due to inflation
The report found that 86 percent of American consumers are concerned about rising food prices, and have subsequently changed the way they shop.
Boris Johnson facing increased calls to step down from within Conservative Party
Schools Minister Robin Walker suggested that Johnson's government has been "overshadowed by mistakes and questions about integrity."
Ruling on whether Tamara Lich breached bail conditions expected Friday
Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich appeared virtually in an Ottawa courtroom on Tuesday after being arrested for allegedly breaching her bail conditions.
Biden's DOJ targets Texas' border control measures, alleging 'discrimination'
Abbott's office has said the arrests and prosecutions under Lone Star "are fully constitutional."
Five charged after RCMP seize $24 million worth of illegal cannabis
Five people are facing multiple charges after RCMP busted a "sophisticated drug trafficking and money laundering scheme."
EXPOSED: Canadian claiming to be fighting in Ukraine revealed as fraud
A Canadian man who gained internet fame for "volunteering" to fight in Ukraine has been exposed as a fraud.
Nearly $2 million raised for child who lost parents in Highland Park shooting
As of Tuesday night, nearly 33,000 donations have been made, totalling $1,774,380 USD.
British health secretary Sajid Javid resigns citing loss of confidence in Boris Johnson
"I served you loyally and as a friend, but we all serve the country first," Javid concluded. "When made to choose between those loyalties there can only be one answer."
192,000 illegal migrants apprehended crossing US-Mexico border in June
Apprehensions of illegal migrants are on course to surpass those of Fiscal Year 2021, which totaled 1,659,206.
Canadian women in tech sign letter pushing companies to cover travel costs for US employees seeking abortions
A number of Canadian women in tech are urging companies to assist their colleagues south of the border in accessing abortions.
Trudeau Liberals sign $20 billion settlement for First Nations child welfare
It accounts for only half of a $40 billion deal that seeks to overhaul the child-welfare system in Canada.
Trudeau Liberals sign $20 billion settlement for First Nations child welfare
It accounts for only half of a $40 billion deal that seeks to overhaul the child-welfare system in Canada.
Michael Moore vows to 'not shut up' in July 4 'declaration'
"I, Michael Moore, standing up for Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness, and being completely fed up with recent events that have upset my tranquility," Moore began.