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.
Police seize $1 million in illegal Casino bust north of Toronto
A 20,000 square foot mansion, posing as an illegal casino and spa has been busted by York Regional Police. More than $1 million in cash was seized, as well as 11 firearms.
Trudeau government raises federal debt to $1.45 TRILLION
The debt ceiling will be surpassed by 24 percent this year, with the debt ceiling having been set just three years ago under the Borrowing Authority Act.
BREAKING: Ford announces new restrictions on visitors to long-term care facilities
Visits will be limited to "staff, essential visitors, and essential caregivers only," to slow the spread of the virus.
Toronto mayor says there is 'no simple answer' to homeless encampments 'overwhelming' city
The problem has caught the attention of the federal government, with the Trudeau Liberals having pledged $1 billion to cities so that they could buy hotels and motels for the homeless over the next six months.
BREAKING: Trudeau pledges $400 million in global aid in fight against COVID-19
The announcement was followed by a joint news conference with United Nations Secretary General António Guterres and Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness.
Liberal MP accuses Tories of trying to 'dig up dirt' on WE Charity scandal after failed vote for more transparency
Liberal MPs accused opposition parties of attempting to "dig up dirt" on the WE Charity scandal after cabinet averted a snap vote mandating more disclosure of blacked out documents provided before prorogation.
Disgraced former Trudeau Finance Minister was chauffeured around Toronto, Ottawa during peak lockdown
Morneau charged $202.80 on July 22nd, the same day he was testifying on the WE scandal, completely remotely via Zoom.
BREAKING: Ford says province has entered second wave after 41,000 tests see 700 new cases
Ford said that the second wave will be "worse than the first wave" that was experienced during the first half of the year.
Trudeau Minister who ate dog meat and attended cock fight refuses to apologize—ignores outrage completely
The Post Millennial sent McKenna an email asking for comment a full 13 hours before the article's publication.
BREAKING: Trudeau brags about his government's plan to plant two billion trees despite having planted ZERO thus far
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau once again bragged about his government's intention to plant two billion trees across Canada.
Sickness benefit will give $1,000 for Canadians to miss work even if they don't have COVID-19
The change comes after Liberal Party negotiations with New Democrat Leader Jagmeet Singh, who called the expansion "vital."
WATCH: Trudeau cabinet minister ate dog meat, attended illegal cockfight in Indonesia
Unearthed video shows Minister Catherine McKenna eating dog and bribing her way into an illegal cockfight on the Indonesian island of Flores in 1995.
UPDATE: Ron Paul suffers apparent stroke on livestream interview, is reportedly 'doing fine' in hospital
Paul is known for having voted against the Patriot Act, many tax increases, and for voting against two wars in Iraq.
CBC says Louisville protests started out as 'peaceful' despite clear evidence riot was planned
CBC Radio One's World Reports claims that the Louisville, Kentucky riots started as "peaceful protests," despite clear evidence showing otherwise.
Doug Ford will not be tested for COVID after junior staffer tests positive, citing no close contact
In a tweet, Ford explained that because he was not in close contact with the junior staff member, Ford would be "closely monitor[ing]" his symptoms and "tak[ing] appropriate action as needed."