Jarryd Jaeger is the President of the UBC Free Speech Club at the University of British Columbia. He focuses on topics such as crime, social issues, academia, protests, and immigration, exploring the intersections of these themes in his work. Jarryd's insights have been featured in Human Events, CauseACTION Clarion, The Post Millennial, and Western Standard.
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By: Jarryd Jaeger
Kemi Badenoch, who knows what a woman is, steps into UK Tory leadership race
By: Jarryd Jaeger
In the hours since a mass stabbing attack took place at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class for children in the small town of Southport, England on Monday, police have publicly released little information about the suspect, only identifying him as a 17-year-old boy who was born in Cardiff. A number of reports have now claimed that he was the son of Rwandan immigrants.
By: Jarryd Jaeger
In the wee hours of Monday morning, telecommunications infrastructure across France was targeted in what appeared to be a coordinated effort to disrupt the network. The act of sabotage impacted numerous telecommunications providers, however the culprits failed to cause any disruptions in Paris, thus the events themselves went off without a hitch.
By: Jarryd Jaeger
On Tuesday, infamous Islamic extremist preacher Anjem Choudary was sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of directing a terrorist organisation, membership of a proscribed organisation, and encouraging support for a terrorist organisation. The 57-year-old Pakistani- Brit will have to serve a minimum of 28 years behind bars, with credit for the time he's spent in custody.
By: Jarryd Jaeger
Protestors clash with police in Southport, England after three children murdered in mass stabbing attack
By: Jarryd Jaeger
The report noted that Healey has expressed hope that the Biden administration will repay the state for some of the costs associated with the illegal immigrant crisis, however, it was predicted that federal funding will eventually run out.
By: Jarryd Jaeger
Police in Abbotsford are warning residents that two gang members have been released on bail and would be residing in the western area of town until their trial.
By: Jarryd Jaeger
BREAKING: Surrey RCMP seize 'several' firearms after video of armed party-goers circulates on social media
By: Jarryd Jaeger
Emergency Management Minister Bowinn Ma urged people to "be prepared for the worst-case scenario."
By: Jarryd Jaeger
During the period between April 1 to June 30, John Rustad's party pulled in $1,107,720.64 while Kevin Falcon's crew only received $619,950.83.
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