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.
2 children dead, multiple injured after city bus plows into Québec daycare
The bus driver has since been charged with two counts of first degree murder, attempted murder, aggravated assault, and assault with a deadly weapon causing bodily harm.
Disney to lay off 7,000 as woke corporation struggles to recoup subscriber losses
On the chopping block is Disney's Media and Entertainment Distribution team, a holdover from the era of Iger's predecessor Bob Chapek.
Idaho massacre suspect fired from teaching position days before arrest due to 'behavioral problems,' 'sexist attitude'
Kohberger was also accused of being "feisty" and "belligerent," arguing repeatedly with professors who criticized his lack of "professional behavior."
Portland news crew witnesses shooting while covering homeless encampment
Reporter Blair Best and photojournalist Ken McCormick were at the border of the camp when they witnessed two men get into a fight, one using "what appeared to be a large, ax-like weapon," that ended in a gunshot.
AOC falsely accuses Libs of TikTok of lying about child sex changes at Boston Children's Hospital
"AOC isn't mad that children are being chemically and surgically castrated," Libs of TikTok wrote. "She's just mad you found out."
Antifa infiltrate TPUSA event at University of Oregon
After a heated back and forth, the Antifa member finally admitted that he didn't believe black voices should be uplifted "in every situation."
Video of Jill Biden kissing Kamala’s husband at SOTU sparks speculation, rumors
While the kiss only lasted for a second, it sent shockwaves through Twitter, with many in disbelief over what they'd just seen.
Portland anarchists attack goat refuge as revenge over homeless encampment removal
"These goats are not at fault for the fact that their owners have decided to move them to a new enclosure, and that this enclosure happens to be located where over fifteen people are currently living."
Zoom lays off 1,300 workers as CEO vows to cut his salary by 98 percent
Yuan took responsibility for the cuts, and vowed to implement changes to management's pay, including reduce his salary by a whopping 98 percent in Fiscal Year 2023.
BIDEN'S BORDER CRISIS: Quebec officials slam NYC for shuttling illegal migrants to Canadian border
Quebec's immigration minister told reporters she was "surprised that such a thing would be offered."
Arizona rancher charged with murder after allegedly killing suspected Mexican illegal on his property
The incident took place January 30 on Kelly's ranch, which is situated just 1.5 miles from the border in Kino Springs, AZ.
North Dakota town BLOCKS Chinese firm from building near Grand Forks Air Base
The Grand Forks City Council's decision was unanimous, with all five members voting against the plan.
NYC public employee vaccine mandate to end February 10
Nearly 2,000 people who were fired for refusing to get the jab will now be eligible to work again, however, the city made it clear that they would not be automatically reinstated, and would need to reapply.
TikTok disallowed on White House devices as press sec refuses to directly declare app a 'security risk'
Jean-Pierre said she would not "get ahead of it," noting that there was a review underway to determine the threat TikTok poses.
Pope Francis claims conservatives used Benedict's death to 'score points for their own side'
The Pope suggested that "the people who instrumentalize such a good person, so close to God ... don't have ethics; they are people who belong to a party, not to the church."