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.
Trudeau Liberals could force private-sector employers to hire more French speakers
The report goes on to say that changing demographics in Quebec also remain a threat to the language's presence in the country.
85 percent of Canadians need antibodies or vaccination before herd immunity, reopenings: Doctors
Thus far, 793,000 people have recovered from COVID-19 in Canada. Just three percent of people in Canada has been vaccinated.
BREAKING: Trudeau says it's a 'fact' that Harper harmed indigenous and black communities
"It's a fact that a decade of failed policies from the previous government disproportionately hurt indigenous peoples, black Canadians, and other racialized communities across the country."
WATCH: Conservative MP calls out 'feminist' Trudeau for not recognizing China's Uyghur genocide
Genuis told accounts from those who survived the abuses, describing scenes of sexual abuse in front of prisoners who would be forced not to react.
Toronto police arrest man for production of child pornography and luring children
One man has been arrested, after he allegedly lured a child online in regards to making child pornography.
17-year-old boy charged after allegedly shooting 14-year-old girl in the head
Charges have been laid against a 17-year-old in connection with a shooting that left a 14-year-old girl in critical condition.
Man charged with voyeurism after allegedly using modified mirror to watch women in their home
A Nova Scotia man has been charged with voyeurism after women discovered a modified bathroom mirror allowing them to be viewed from an adjacent room.
Police cleared of wrongdoing after cyclist killed by suspect in police chase
The SIU concluded that for the majority of the police chase, police did not exceed 90 km/h.
Now-retired Toronto police officer was stealing opioids to treat painkiller addiction: Police
Police say the homicide detective, identified as Paul Worden, admitted to taking the drugs to treat a prescription painkiller addiction.
BREAKING: At least seven people shot in Philadelphia
Police have yet to confirm whether anyone was killed. Initial reports said that one person was shot dead, though there have been no immediate updates from police.
WATCH: Poilievre says Trudeau must lose his job so Canadians can get theirs back
While other countries around the world get back to work, Canada has consistently posted unemployment numbers higher than those of our allies, said Poilievre.
WATCH: Doug Ford accused of sexism after 'nails on a chalkboard' comment about NDP Leader
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is being called to apologize by his political opponents after saying that listening to NDP Leader Andrea Howath was like listening to "nails on a chalkboard."
WATCH: Mike Pence pays tribute to radio legend Rush Limbaugh
Pence, who hosted his own radio show from 1994 to 1999, where he'd sometimes call himself "Rush Limbaugh on decaf."
SaskPower sending electricity to Texas, southern states amid power crisis
The company has been sending electricity since Sunday, upping the amount of electricity sent to 175 megawatts.
Experts agree: Trudeau's handgun ban would have no impact on gang-related gun crime
According to Vancouver-based gang expert Ranj Dhaliwal, the legislation would fail in it's attempt to curb gang crime.