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.
Police shootings in Canada up to 87 in 2022 from 70 in 2021
The rise in officer-involved shootings comes as Canada is seeing a surge in violent crime.
Texas homeowners beef up security to prevent break-ins amid illegal immigrant surge
The homeowner stated that this was not the first time illegal immigrants had tried to break into her home, and that to deter future attacks she had invested $13,000 into beefing up security on her property.
US faces pilot shortage as Biden's transit sec focuses on racial quotas for the skies
"If you institute racial quotas for future pilots while forcing your current pilots to retire...surprise! You'll get a pilot shortage."
'Climate impact' labels on fast food items deter people from ordering beef: study
Participants who were exposed to a red "high-climate impact label" next to the beef dishes were nearly a quarter less likely to order them compared to a control group where no such label was present.
BREAKING: Brazilian soccer legend Pele dead at 82
Brazilian soccer legend Pele passed away on Thursday at the age of 82 following a lengthy battle with cancer and other illnesses.
BREAKING: Biden admin imposes restrictions on travelers from China due to Covid concerns
Under the new regulations, which take effect January 5, anyone over two years of age who enters the US from China, Hong Kong, or Macau by air will be required to present a negative Covid test taken no more than two days before they left the country to travel to the US.
Suspected Cali serial killer linked to seventh murder, will face additional charges
"We watched his patterns," Stockton Police Chief Stanley McFadden said, "and determined early he was on a mission to kill."
Class action lawsuit filed against FTX by customers hoping to recover 'diminished' assets
The lawsuit argued on behalf of the over one million customers that since their assets "never belonged to FTX or Alameda," they should be returned to their rightful owners rather than be used to pay off creditors.
Elon Musk asks why corporate media 'defends the state instead of the people'
"News rooms and media became ruled by this tyranny of the minority," replied director Robby Starbuck.
Arkansas teacher's assistant pleads guilty to producing child pornography
On Tuesday, a 22-year-old now-former teacher's assistant from Arkansas pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.
National Guard bans Buffalo residents from streets amid blizzard, blackouts, looting, 35 dead
"You can absolutely go out and walk to check on neighbors, go to open stores, etc. But do not drive," Eerie County Executive Mark Poloncarz warned residents via Twitter.
UN human rights chief demands Taliban stop oppressing women and girls
"These unfathomable restrictions placed on women and girls will not only increase the suffering of all Afghans but, I fear, pose a risk beyond Afghanistan’s borders."
'BUTT MASTER': Tucker Carlson blasts Trudeau over absurd list of banned guns
"I guess the good news," Carlson quipped, "is that he's a fascist, but he's also a buffoon, and that's the self-limiting factor."
Trudeau’s top doc Teresa Tam demands more funds to fight Covid ‘disinformation’
"At the same time, these platforms have contributed to an overabundance of information - an infodemic - that worsens the current pandemic by allowing false information to circulate more easily," Tam said of social media.
Marine Corps considers ban on 'sir,' 'ma'am' out of fears recruits may 'misgender' superiors
"Gendered identifiers prime recruits to think about or visually search for a drill instructor's gender first, before their rank or role," the report suggested.