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.
Liberal MP stands by his decision to question Trudeau's pandemic response: 'Damn right'
"What can the relevant ministries tell me to reassure the health care workers that we are doing everything we can to get those masks?" Dr. Marcus Powlowski wrote on June 7.
Poilievre OUT as Shadow Finance Minister! - This Week in Canada #37
Welcome back to This Week in Canada. Pierre Poilievre is out, and the lads ask just what exactly was Erin O'Toole thinking! ?
BREAKING: Trudeau ministers announce details of COVID detention centres for travellers
The new measures, which the Trudeau Liberals say come in response to concerns around variants of the COVID-19 virus, will be implemented throughout various days in the next month.
BREAKING: Trudeau says even stricter border measures to be announced later today
Those who do not abide by the Trudeau Liberals' COVID rules for self-isolation are subject to heavy fines "and even jail time."
Toronto man in critical condition after North York shooting
It is not known at the time if the incident is related to another early-morning shooting near Jane and Finch that left a 14-year-old girl in critical condition.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson takes on NYT and Bezos-owned media over attempts to censor Fox News
Carlson took aim at Bezos' employees and Times columnist Nick Kristoff, who have called for the network to be pulled by cable providers.
14-year-old Ontario girl in critical condition after being shot in the head, suspects at large
According to police reports, the girl was found shot in her apartment at 3 am at 25 Strong Court in the Jane and Finch area.
WATCH: Texas mom tackles man allegedly peeping into 15-year-old daughter's bedroom window
On January 31, Phyllis Pena was returning to her Lake Jackson home when she saw a man peeking through a window of her home into her daughter's room.
March break to be postponed until April, says Ontario Education Minister
"Postponing March Break, not cancelling it, is an important way that schools can help to limit community transmission," said Lecce from Queen's Park in Toronto.
Canada Post refuses to deliver mail to apartment complex due to maskless tenants
"Please wear your mask and keep your distance. We do not want your service to be impacted," Canada Post wrote.
Emails reveal even some Liberals having trouble trusting Trudeau's pandemic plan
"What can the relevant ministries tell me to reassure the health care workers that we are doing everything we can to get those masks?" Powlowski wrote on June 7.
117-year-old French nun survives COVID-19, says she did not fear death
Sister Andre tested positive for the virus on January 16 while in her retirement home in southern France.
WATCH: Rempel Garner successfully pressures Trudeau Liberals into calling India's PM for help with vaccines
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says his country will "do its best" to support Canada in its efforts to get more vaccines to its shores.
Three regions in Ontario move into 'green' category today, opening restaurants and 'non-essential' businesses
Three regions in Ontario will move into the "green" category today, meaning restaurants and "non-essential" businesses will be allowed to re-open.
Ontario drunk driver who killed three children and their grandfather granted full parole
Marco Muzzo, 34 of Vaughan, Ontario, appeared in a virtual hearing where the Parole Board of Canada made their decision.