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.
WATCH: Dinesh D'Souza demands answers on Biden's ask for the UN to investigate America's 'systemic racism'
Dinesh D'Souza decries the Biden administration's decision to have the UN come in to investigate America's "systemic racism."
University professor argues it's unjust for parents to have 'veto power' over children's gender transition
A philosophy professor from Arizona State University recently had a paper published in an academic journal wherein she argued that parents should lose "veto power" over their childrens' gender transition.
Deaf-blind swimmer denied personal care assistant, withdraws from Tokyo Paralympics
Paralympic swimmer Becca Meyers will not be competing in this year's games following a decision that denied her request for a personal care assistant.
WATCH: Super Bowl champ Tom Brady roasts Joe Biden at the White House
Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady had some fun with the president during his team's visit to the White House.
Health experts suggest vaccine mandates to become more likely following full FDA approval
Americans can expect more mandates following full approval of vaccines by the FDA, experts say.
Cross atop Mount Tzouhalem on Vancouver Island mysteriously cut down
A cross that had been installed at the top of Mount Tzouhalem on Vancouver Island has mysteriously gone missing over the weekend.
WATCH: Psaki says the battle is with 'inaccurate information about vaccines,' not Facebook
Press Secretary Psaki decried the rising amount of COVID-19 "disinformation" being spouted on social media and beyond.
Restaurant shuts its doors for 'day of kindness' following poor treatment of employees by customers
Anyone who's ever worked in the dining industry knows customers are not always nice to those who make and serve their food. One restaurant has decided enough is enough, closing for a day to let employees recuperate from the abuse they received.
Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Matiss Kivlenieks dead at 24 after Fourth of July accident
The aspiring young goaltender passed away Sunday night after a firework-related accident.
ESPN star apologizes for saying player only made the US basketball team because he's white
The commentator and former NBA player said he thinks Love was chosen because Team USA wanted a white player on the otherwise all-black team.
US sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson suspended for one month after positive marijuana test
Richardson is the latest American athlete to be banned from competition for using prohibited substances.
Fans take to the streets after Montreal Canadiens defeat Vegas and advance to finals
The scene in Montreal was crazy following their team's win, which sends them into the final round of the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time in 28 years.
BREAKING: Montreal Canadiens defeat Maple Leafs 3-1, advancing to second round of Stanley Cup playoffs
The Canadiens defeated Toronto in an epic Game 7 matchup, advancing to the second round for the first time since 2015.
To encrypt or not to encrypt: balancing digital privacy with protection for society's most vulnerable
Police have long been able to access personal data in order catch online predators, but that is set to change as more big tech companies shift to end-to-end encryption.
Hong Kong government warns attending Tiananmen Square Massacre vigil will result in 5 years in prison
After banning the vigil in 2020 due to COVID-19 concerns, the government announced that those who participate in or publicize it this year will be handed down jail sentences.