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.
WATCH: Grain Farmers of Ontario attack Justin Trudeau in new video
Grain Farmers of Ontario points out that farmers in the United States are getting $30 billion from the current US administration.
WATCH: Antifa blocked from DC mayor’s house, targets her neighbors instead
Protestors gathered outside the home of Democrat Mayor Muriel Bowser to protest the shooting of Deon Kay in Washington, DC on Wednesday night.
Ontario Teachers' union says parents don't want to send their kids to school, but surveys say otherwise
The Toronto District School Board had projected that 80 percent of parents would send their students to class.
'Free Kyle Rittenhouse' protest planned for outside Illinois jail holding him
The event is scheduled for Saturday, September 5 from 11 am to 2 pm. Those who cannot attend are encouraged to drive by and honk their horns.
MEDIA BAILOUT: Trudeau gov't subsidizes over a third of profits for Free Press-owned papers
Free Press—owned by FP Newspaper Inc.—owns several papers in Manitoba, including the Brando Sun. the Carillon, and the Carberry News Express.
Dr. Tam tells Canadians to wear masks during sex
Tam said that Canadians could still "find ways to enjoy physical intimacy while safeguarding the progress we have all made containing COVID-19."
MP calls for investigation into Trudeau govt's $237 MILLION contract to former Liberal MP
"My good friend Frank Baylis, who I sat with for a number of years on committee, gets a contact," said Angus. "How did that contract happen?"
Six injured after mass shooting at Toronto bakery Wednesday morning, likely 'gang related'
"A vehicle pulled up and the suspects inside shot multiple rounds into the storefront of the bakery," Insp. Tim Crone told media Wednesday morning.
Report commissioned by DC mayor lists Washington monument as candidate to be renamed over 'problematic' namesake
Questions about the monuments that were posed to evaluate whether or not they were problematic included: “Did the person contribute positively to African Americans and other people of color?”
Trudeau blames 'extreme right' for dividing Canadians after John A. Macdonald statue toppled
"We need to move forward quickly and on the right ways on countering systemic discrimination, and our government will do just that," said Trudeau.
Joe Rogan Experience launches on Spotify, episodes featuring Alex Jones, Gavin McInnes, others removed
Episodes featuring Mikhaila Peterson, Louis Theroux, and comedians Chris D'Elia and Joey Diaz, have also been deleted.
'Addiction is not a choice': Dr. Tam says Canadians need to change the way we speak about drug addicts
"We know that addiction is not a choice," Tam told reporters. "It is a treatable medical condition and there are many different paths to wellness and recovery."
BREAKING: Trudeau 'extremely disappointed' by vandalism, mob who tore down Sir John A. Macdonald statue
Up until Monday's press conference, Trudeau had failed to condemn the decapitation of the statue of Sir John A. MacDonald in Montreal by a mob of masked anti-colonial protestors.
Peel police discover human remains at Mississauga shopping centre
Police were called at 11:48 am on Sunday, when a body was found in the Matthews Gate/Hurontario area.
Toronto to demolish homeless complexes housing 150 residents, locals fear uptick in crime
The city has since brought forward measures in an attempt to reduce any potential crime, including addiction supports and round-the-clock security.