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.
'You need to do better': Native Women's Association of Canada slams Trudeau
The Native Women's Association of Canada slammed Prime Minister Trudeau for not taking action on Indigenous issues following his decision to vacation on Truth and Reconciliation Day.
Ontario top doctor says to wear masks at Thanksgiving if unvaccinated guests are over
The government is expected to provide a full list of recommendations later today.
Family of alleged school shooter says Texas teen was bullied and 'scared'
The family of a student accused of opening fire at an Arlington high school on Wednesday have revealed that he had been bullied numerous times prior to the incident.
FLASHBACK: Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan touts green investments while having large stake in Abu Dhabi LNG pipeline project
The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan recently released a report detailing their plans for helping create a greener future, despite having just last year invested in an Abu Dhabi LNG pipeline project.
BC to introduce legislation aimed at protecting hospitals and schools from protestors
Following a number of anti-COVID-vaccine protests over the past month, the BC government announced Monday that they will be introducing legislation to prevent such mobs from disrupting hospitals and schools.
College suspends TPUSA chapter for 'xenophobic weapons' of anti-CCP stickers
In a tweet, Emerson College stated that "This anti-Chinese messaging is inconsistent with our values & will not be tolerated."
FBI creates critical race theory-based program to teach agents how to deconstruct their identities
The FBI has created a training program steeped in critical race theory in hopes of getting agents to reflect on what role intersectionality plays both in their professional and personal lives.
Queen Elizabeth II joins Canadians in reflecting on Truth and Reconciliation Day
As Canadians from coast to coast to coast take time to grapple with their nation's past, Queen Elizabeth II offers her support.
Jagmeet Singh urges Trudeau and federal government to 'intercede' in Alberta healthcare debacle
Despite acknowledging the fact that healthcare is a provincial jurisdiction, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is pressuring the federal government to intervene in Alberta as the situation grows dire.
Judge rejects appeal from Trudeau, orders Liberal government to pay billions in compensation to Indigenous children
After rejecting appeals from Prime Minister Trudeau, a federal court has ordered the government to pay up for injustices committed against Indigenous children.
Sparks fly on latest episode of Candace as NY BLM leader, former police officer join panel
A lively discussion erupted on the latest episode of Candace Owens' show as the Daily Wire host sat down with New York Black Lives Matter leader Hawk Newsome and former police officer, Brandon Tatum.
Dinesh D'Souza asks: Who are the beneficiaries of Biden's border crisis?
D'Souza says the Biden administration is allowing this to happen for partisan political reasons, perhaps to "engineer a demographic shift where they've got basically a built-in advantage."
Unvaccinated PPC candidate's failed 'Rosa Parks moment' stunt leads to arrest in Tim Horton's
Unvaccinated People's Party candidate Darryl Mackie was arrested at an Oshawa Timmie's on Wednesday after his attempt to have a "Rosa Parks moment" failed.
Anti-Semitic incident at Ontario school investigated by police
Police in North Bay, Ontario are investigating after disturbing cellphone video appeared to show students of a local school committing anti-Semitic acts.
Vacancy rate for Canadian offices reaches highest level since 1994
Throughout Canada many are still working from home due to COVID-19, causing the offices they used to inhabit to remain empty.