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: Justin Trudeau appears open to changing name of Laurier Club due to racist history
"Obviously there are many conversations going on," said Trudeau. "Those conversations are going to be important and need to continue."
WATCH: Project Veritas finds evidence of George Soros, Tom Steyer funding anti-fascist groups
Project Veritas, a series of undercover videos captured to expose radical groups, shows Refuse Fascism members claiming to receive money from George Soros.
BREAKING: Trudeau government to introduce airport temperature screening despite previously dismissing the practice
Passengers who have a fever will not be permitted to board their flight. Airport employees will also have to be screened.
BREAKING: Ford government announces 'cautious restart' of visits to long-term care homes
Ford announced that, as of June 18, Ontario will begin what he called a "cautious restart" to visits to both long term care and retirement homes that "do not have a COVID-19 outbreak."
BREAKING: Trudeau goes after Conservatives, says they 'lost the debate' over suspending Parliament
Trudeau said that the Conservatives chose to not support "concrete help" to Canadians because they "lost the debate" to reopen parliament, which concluded over two weeks ago.
BREAKING: Doug Ford, ministers all test negative for coronavirus
Ford and Elliot are both scheduled to be at today's daily COVID-19 press conference.
WATCH: Raheem Kassam slams 'Conservative Inc' in new video
Kassam has attacked "Conservative Inc" in his recent podcast, saying that "Conservatives across America need to guard their donations closely."
BREAKING: Premier Ford and Minister Elliott being tested after potential exposure to coronavirus
Ford and Elliott are being monitored for symptoms, and their results will be made public once completed.
Canada will face sharp economic downturn in 2020, Alberta in worst shape
Canada is expected to face a stark economic downturn in 2020, with every single province's economy shrinking by a significant margin.
BREAKING: Ford refuses to defund police, says he does not believe in cutting police budgets
Ford said he doesn't "believe in that, for a second." Ford said that there should be more training for police and higher standards, including community policing.
BREAKING: Trudeau can't put figure on debt, says projects require 'invention and imagination'
"Making projections about what our economy could look like six months... or a year from now, would be an exercise in invention and imagination," Trudeau said.
Liberal MP's status quietly changed to 'Independent' following assault, break and enter charges
Guelph police say Tabbara is being charged with a break and enter, assault, and criminal harassment, with a court appearance scheduled for June 19.
Canadian petition to declare church an essential service gains traction as lockdowns continue
A two-month-old petition has found a new set of legs, as frustrated church-goers sign an online petition addressed to Doug Ford , encouraging the premier to reopen the province's churches.
Norwegian study posits that coronavirus 'spike protein' was lab created
An article that appeared in Forbes cites a former MI6 director saying that the coronavirus' "Spike protein" was made in a lab, per a Norwegian study on vaccine research.
BREAKING: Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders announces retirement
Saunders has been in the public eye recently after he kneeled alongside protestors during an anti-racism rally in the city's downtown on Friday afternoon.