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.
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."
BREAKING: Google announces creation of ChatGPT competitor Bard
"We've been working on an experimental conversational AI service, powered by LaMDA, that we're calling Bard," Google CEO Sundar Pichai said.
Illegal immigrants shipped to Canada from US with government-funded bus tickets
"We are there for them as they continue to move on with their pursuit of this dream," NYC mayor Eric Adams said when pressed on the fact that migrants are fleeing the country with the help of taxpayer-funded buses.
Alabama woman admits to killing child caught playing on her property
"I don’t want us to turn into a society where we take the law in our own hands and if somebody’s on our property, we shoot them," DA Rick Chancey said.
NYC waives school vaccine requirement for illegal immigrant children
In New York City, students in Kindergarten to Grade 5 are required to be vaccinated against diptheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio, measles, mumps, rubella, Hepatitis B, and chicken pox.
Trudeau Liberals award $450,000 for Indigenous, LGBTQ+ communities to ride bikes
The $450,000 "investment" will "allow Cycling Canada to support community-led projects that aim to remove barriers and increase participation in recreational sport for underrepresented groups."
China to be 'ready to invade Taiwan by 2027' under new orders from Xi
CIA Director William Burns revealed that the United States knew as "a matter of intelligence" that Chinese leader Xi Jinping had ordered his military to be prepared to invade the island nation by 2027.
REVEALED: Hunter Biden's business partner helped move 1,850 boxes of documents from Biden's VP office in 2012
The move was completed on June 6, 2012, with the university noting that "more than 1,850 boxes of archival records from the President's Senate career arrived at the Library" that day.
Portland Police Memorial vandalized in 'senseless, useless, criminal act'
"This behavior is the cause of so many of the issues we face as a society," Sgt. Schmautz said. "We must call it out for what it is: senseless, useless, criminal acts."
High profile Dem donor Tom Girardi indicted on fraud charges
Girardi represented a number of high-profile clients through the years and hobnobbed with many top Democrats, including Joe Biden, however that has now been overshadowed by countless allegations of embezzlement.
New chair of Rhode Island Democratic Women's Caucus is 69-year-old biological male who came out as trans in 2018
Anderson ran unopposed after the previous leader stepped down to give birth.
AOC funneled cash to Chinese foreign agent for campaign ads
During her bid for reelection in 2022, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez paid for advertising in a newspaper registered as a Chinese foreign agent.
Conservative MP Candice Bergen resigns after 14 years in Parliament
"I'm choosing to leave now, not because I'm tired or I've run out of steam– in fact, it's the exact opposite."
Legendary CBC Radio producer dies following random assault in Toronto
Finlay, who worked with the CBC for thirty-one years, has been described by former colleagues and listeners alike as an "exceptional storyteller, documentary maker, and editor."
FBI agent lost Idaho massacre suspect while tracking him on cross-country road trip: report
"For several alarming hours — or more," he wrote, the "chief suspect in a quadruple homicide that had shocked the nation had seemingly vanished."