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.
BREAKING: Leslyn Lewis to run for Parliament in Ontario's Haldimand-Norfolk riding
Lewis will run for Haldimand-Norfolk, which since 2004 had Conservative MP Diane Finley as their representative. It is considered a Conservative safe seat.
BREAKING: C-SPAN suspends political editor Steve Scully indefinitely after he lied about his Twitter being hacked
C-SPAN announced it would be suspending political editor Steve Scully "indefinitely" after confessing that he had lied about his Twitter being hacked into.
Toronto Police solve case of 9-year-old girl murdered in 1984
"If you have any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, please contact police," police requested of the public. (LEFT: Christine Jessop, RIGHT: Calvin Hoover.)
Rempel Garner blasts Trudeau Liberals over 'outrageous cover-up tactics' for refusal to release COVID-19 documents
"Liberal MPs will have a choice to make, between covering up the truth, or being transparent with Canadians," said Rempel Garner.
Loneliness sees greater impact than fear of death on mental health as scores across Canada plummet
Loneliness has overtaken the fear of death for many during the pandemic, a new report from the Morneau Shepell mental health index suggests.
Trudeau Liberals spend over $110,000 in legal fees from harassment allegations against Julie Payette
A number of staff members have gone on leave or completely quit their positions, due to the toxic work environment.
Jack Dorsey issues statement attempting to explain why they censored NY Post Biden bombshell
Twitter said that materials included in the NY Post article violated the Hacked Materials Policy, as Twitter "does not condone attempts to compromise or infiltrate computer systems for malicious purposes."
WATCH: Senator Hawley slams the Bidens with 'hypothetical' question to ACB
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley gave a not-so-hypothetical question to Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett at Wednesday's nomination hearing.
BREAKING: Barron Trump tested positive for coronavirus, displayed no symptoms
The First Lady told reporters that though he tested positive along with his family, he has since tested negative.
Shady Infrastructure Bank is Trudeau Liberals' next big scandal waiting to happen
Despite large investment made to the Bank, the actual list of accomplishments that can be attributed to it remains short, if not non-existent.
WATCH: Joe Rogan calls Justin Trudeau a 'p*ssy' who did 'blackface thirty or forty times'
Joe Rogan told guest Colin Quinn on his latest episode of The Joe Rogan Experience that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was "kind of a p*ssy," who is "a little too handsome" and "did blackface thirty or forty times."
BREAKING: Rittenhouse will not be charged for gun offenses in Illinois—gun did not cross state lines
Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old who shot and killed two people during riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, will not be facing additional charges in the state of Illinois, the Lake County state attorney's office said on Tuesday.
BREAKING: Trudeau says govt has been 'open and transparent' in WE scandal investigation
"The Conservatives continue to want to focus on WE Charity. So be it," said the prime minister.
Trudeau Liberals continue to delay WE Charity hearings, investigation into $750,000 given to Trudeau family
Over $750,000 in fees, trips, and gifts have been given to the Trudeau family, according to public records. Those payments, typically, are made in the form of $20,000 appearance fees.
How the Toronto Blue Jays could revive baseball in Canada
In this episode of Canada Explained, we take a look at the rise, fall, and rise again of the Toronto Blue Jays.