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: Trump says Warren has ‘a tremendous lack of talent,’ calls her unlikable
President Donald Trump believes that at the end of the day, it came down to Warren’s “lack of talent,” not her gender, that lost her the race.
WATCH: Brooklyn teens brutally beat 15-year-old girl
New York police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a group seen severely beating a 15-year-old girl on a sidewalk in Brooklyn.
BREAKING: Abducted 14-year-old found in Brampton barn, kidnappers still at large
Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders appeared in front of media at a press conference on Friday to provide details regarding the abduction of Shammah Jolayemi, the 14-year-old boy who went missing Thursday.
Manitoba REJECTS handgun ban: ‘Won’t make any difference whatsoever’
Manitoba officially refuses to ban handguns, joining Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Alberta officials in prioritizing lawful gun owners.
BREAKING: Train derailment in central BC, school evacuated
A train derailment in BC led to a local school being evacuated. It happened approximately 40 kilometres east of Prince George
Trudeau not yet considering travel restrictions for Canada amidst coronavirus
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is advising the public to stay calm amidst the coronavirus epidemic, which has now infected close to 100,000 worldwide.
Manitoba to drop sales tax by one percent to counter carbon tax
The government says they will be moving forward with cutting the provincial sales tax, along with a $25-per-tonne tax on July 1. The provincial sales tax will be dropped by one point, to six percent.
Supreme Court will not hear new challenges to Trans Mountain Pipeline
The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project is one step closer to becoming reality, as the court has chosen not to hear the five challenges that would have been presented by environmental and Indigenous rights groups in British Columbia.
Iranian family flees to Canada after son killed in Ukrainian flight 752 tragedy
The family of an Iranian graduate student at the University of Alberta who died during the disastrous shooting of a Ukrainian airplane by Iran have fled to Edmonton.
Six things you need to know about Trudeau’s radical heritage minister
For those of you who don’t know much about our Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault, here are six quick facts about him.
Antifa podcast falsely accuses Andy Ngo of violence and terrorism
The “anarchist, anti-fascist autonomous anti-capitalist and anti-colonial” podcast, It’s Going Down, smeared The Post Millennial’s editor at large Andy Ngo.
WATCH: Phony Democrats use FAKE ACCENTS when speaking to southerners
A video of former Democratic candidate Pete Buttigieg speaking in an odd southern drawl has some confused.
WATCH: Bricks fall from Montreal building, nearly CRUSH woman
A woman was nearly crushed in Montreal’s Mile End neighbourhood, as a wall of bricks fell from an ageing building.
Alberta trucking company shuts down as provincial oil economy crumbles
An Alberta-based trucking company serving the province’s dying oilpatch has closed its doors due to a creditor-imposed bankruptcy.
Ford government signs new road deals with Indigenous communities
Ontario has moved forward with signing agreements with two Indigenous communities which will help build roads that will connect them to the Ring of Fire.