Roberto Wakerell-Cruz
Roberto Wakerell-Cruz is a Montreal-based journalist writer and podcast host. He is the main host of This Week In Canada a comedy and opinion news show.
WATCH: Trudeau Environment Minister praises courts decision to rule carbon tax as constitutional
"To quote from the ruling, 'Climate change is real, it is caused by greenhouse gas emissions resulting from human activities, and it poses a grave threat to humanity's future," said Wilkenson."
Trudeau Liberals paying for influencers to praise their health department
The Department of Health, led by Minister Patty Hajdu, paid for people to complement the department's work on Facebook and Twitter.
BREAKING: Trudeau can't say for sure whether Canada's vaccine supply will be held back by EU, India
"We are concerned with the new reports of restrictions, or potential restrictions out of the EU," said Trudeau on Wednesday.
San Jose woman charged with hate crime after 'F*cking Mexicans' rant, assault in McDonald's
Police said in a statement released Wednesday that Jenkins would face hate crime and battery charges, both misdemeanors.
'Highly problematic and a deadly lack of detail': Rempel Garner sounds alarm over EU legislation that could affect vaccine shipments to Canada
Rempel Garner called the situation "highly problematic," saying that the Trudeau Liberals proceeded with a "deadly lack of detail" by not having written exemptions from the EU.
Eight foreigners expelled from Canada for spying or terrorism in 2020
The Department of Public Safety "cannot give information regarding specific removals, including confirming or denying if a specific person has been removed."
BREAKING: Trudeau Liberals will finally table budget—first in over two years
It has been over two years since a budget has been tabled, with the last taking place on March 19, 2019.
REVEALED: Boulder shooter Ahmad Al-Issa expressed anti-Trump sentiment, reportedly had ISIS sympathies
Boulder, Colorado shooter Ahmed Al-Issa reportedly had ISIS sympathies, an anonymous White House official said on Tuesday.
BREAKING: O'Toole, Conservatives call on Trudeau to release 'clear, data-driven' reopening plan
O'Toole demanded clarity on what reopenings would look like, and what measures would be kept in place to keep Canadians safe.
O'Toole: Conservatives will release 'clear and comprehensive' plan to fight climate change
"We will have a clear and comprehensive plan on reducing emissions, while also making sure Canadians get back to work with our plan to get Canada moving again after the pandemic."
Toronto church volunteer facing 10 charges after allegedly sexually assaulting teenage boys
Police say that Jose Portillo, 62, of Toronto, volunteered at Mision Cristiana Voz de Sestauracion Church on 4545 Jane Street.
HYPOCRISY: Trudeau tells Canadians to 'stand up against racism, discrimination, and xenophobia' but won’t acknowledge Uyghur genocide
Apparently, fighting discrimination and racism "wherever and whenever they occur" does not include Xinjiang, China, right now.
BREAKING: O'Toole speech focuses on five-point Canada Recovery Plan
O'Toole unveiled his party's new Canada Recovery Plan, dubbed the "plan to secure the future."
WATCH: CTV's The Social celebrates segregation on the basis of race, class and sexual orientation
Hosts of CTV's The Social have made their position clear on whether or not students should voluntarily segregate themselves for additional graduation ceremonies—saying that segregation is a good thing, actually.
BREAKING: Trudeau criticizes China's 'lack of transparency' around trials of Canada's two Michaels
"Their arbitrary detention is completely unacceptable, as is the lack of transparency around these court proceedings," said Trudeau.