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.
Poilievre reportedly OUT as Finance Critic for Conservatives
According to the source, BC MP Ed Fast will assume the role of finance critic.
Bell cuts all-sports radio stations in several major markets
According to the company, TSN 1040 AM in Vancouver, TSN 1290 AM in Winnipeg, and TSN 1150 AM in Hamilton will no longer be all-sports stations.
BREAKING: Green Party calls for 2022 Olympics to be relocated from China
Canadian Green Party Leader Annamie Paul has announced that her party is now officially calling for the relocation of the 2022 Olympic games, set to be held in Beijing, China.
BREAKING: Those entering Canada via land border without negative COVID test could face $3,000 fines
Trudeau said that those without a negative PCR test for non-essential travel could be fined up to $3,000, per person.
Trudeau Liberals apologize to China over joke 'WUHAN' T-shirts
"Canada should take it as a warning to ensure that such incidents won't happen again," Wang Wenbin said on Sunday. (Composite image by staff)
BREAKING: Stay-at-home order to be extended across Ontario, declaration of emergency to expire Feb. 9
"For those business owners who are struggling, I want you to know that we listened," said Ford.
WATCH: Pierre Poilievre says Trudeau's failure on vaccines has led to 'massive human tragedy'
"Foreign economies have to live under COVID, but here in Canada, we have to live under Justin Trudeau, who has the worst vaccine record in the G7, by far."
WATCH: Biden press secretary confirms Hunter owns 10 percent stake in Chinese company
"He has been working to unwind his investments but i would certainly appoint you—he's a private citizen—I'd appoint you to him or his lawyers on the outside on any update," said Psaki.
BREAKING: Canada loses a stunning 213,000 jobs in January
According to the survey, employment fell by 1.2 percent, or 213,000 jobs, in January, with losses "entirely in part-time work and were concentrated in the Quebec and Ontario retail trade sectors."
Toronto Police Service issue public safety alert over attempted abduction of 7-year-old girl
Police say a a 7-year-old girl was playing on the front step of a home when she was she was approached by an unknown man who tried to lure her away from her home.
WATCH: House Democrats apologize for privilege, discuss their trauma related to Jan 6 Capitol riot
Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Scott Phillips, and other members of the Democratic Party spoke on the house floor on Thursday night, sharing their stories from the Capitol Hill riots that took place one month ago.
Canada's Olympic teams will not boycott Beijing 2022 games despite country's human rights abuses
"The choices are to pull out, to barricade ourselves, to divide, to further polarize and say out of protest we're not going to go, or to engage and be part of a conversation, to amplify voices, to speak our mind on things that are important to us and to participate in the Games."
BREAKING: CNN President Jeff Zucker stepping down at year's end
CNN's President Jeff Zucker told staff on Thursday morning that he would be stepping down when his contract expires at the year's end.
WATCH: Poilievre slams Trudeau for 'lowest vaccination rates, biggest deficit and highest jobless rate' among G7
"With lowest vaccination rates, biggest deficit and among the highest jobless rate, Trudeau is the worst performer of today’s G7 leaders," said Poilievre
BREAKING: Trudeau Liberals add Proud Boys, 12 other groups to terror threat list
Minister of Public Safety Bill Blair announced on Wednesday that the Proud Boys, along with twelve other groups, would be added to Canada's list of designated terrorist groups.