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.
Ottawa Police move in on peaceful Freedom Convoy protest
Protestors in Ottawa were met with an increased police presence on Thursday after the city's interim police chief vowed to "take back" the area.
Canadian police order freeze of crypto accounts over Freedom Convoy donations
The RCMP and OPP have ordered cryptocurrency exchanges to "cease facilitating any transactions" with over 30 addresses connected to ongoing protests across Canada.
Conservative advocacy groups call on Arizona Republicans to oppose new LGBTQ bill
Leaders of conservative advocacy groups signed a joint letter calling on Arizona Republicans to oppose the state's new LGBTQ bill.
Levi's brand president Jennifer Sey steps down instead of towing company line on COVID policies
"I'll always wear my old 501s. But today I’m trading in my job at Levi’s. In return, I get to keep my voice."
Police to prevent French truckers' convoy from entering Paris ahead of planned protest
Paris police will be out in full force to prevent members of the "Convoi de la Liberté" protest from entering the city on Friday.
BIDENFLATION: Inflation up 7.5 percent over last year, marking highest annual gain since 1982
The cost of just about everything has gone up over the past twelve months, with new data showing no end in sight for Americans' inflation woes.
Mother calls cops on teen son over vapes and is shocked at aggressive response
A Vermont mother who called the cops on her son described the situation that unfolded when they showed up as a "nightmare."
Protestors now blocking traffic at Emerson, Manitoba border crossing
A convoy of vehicles and farm equipment has blocked traffic at the Emerson, Manitoba border crossing, causing lengthy delays.
DHS warns American trucker protests could kick off as soon as Super Bowl Sunday
The Department of Homeland Security is warning that a trucker convoy may begin to form in the United States as early as Super Bowl Sunday.
Second Liberal MP speaks out against Trudeau's handling of pandemic
Yves Robillard has joined fellow Liberal MP Joel Lightbound in criticizing the Trudeau government's "politicized" and "divisive" handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Oscars to ditch vaccine requirement for in-person attendees
Proof of vaccination will not be mandatory to attend this year's Academy Awards in Los Angeles.
Jordan Peterson responds to legal threat from disgraced former Trudeau advisor
Jordan Peterson has responded to Gerry Butts after the disgraced former Trudeau advisor threatened to sue him for saying he was "corrupt."
White House recommends following federal masking guidance over local guidance
The White House is urging parents to continue sending their kids to school in masks, even if local guidelines suggest otherwise.
Pierre Poilievre tells Trudeau 'the rest of the world is moving on' from COVID while he 'hunkers down'
"One person is responsible for this mess," Poilievre said, "and that's the prime minister."
BREAKING: Alberta announces end of vaccine passports, other restrictions
Alberta premier Jason Kenney announced on Tuesday that the province would be phasing out COVID restrictions effective immediately, with vaccine passports among the first to be ditched.