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.
Middle-class Canadians will save $1.73 a week with new Liberal tax cut
Middle-class Canadians will save $1.73 a week under the Liberal Government’s new middle-class tax cut, totalling out to $90 dollars a year.
Two dead and one injured following shooting at Texas A&M University
Two have been killed and another person has been wounded following a shooting at Texas A&M University, campus police say.
Air Canada plane makes emergency landing in Madrid following ruptured tire
An Air Canada flight from Madrid to Toronto has made an emergency landing following a “technical issue”.
Ontario schools tell parents not to discriminate against Chinese people amidst coronavirus
School boards are reminding parents not to discriminate against Chinese students and parents amidst social panic surrounding the Wuhan coronavirus.
Trump unveils ‘deal of the century’ Middle East Peace Plan
President Donald Trump has released his Middle East peace plan after months and months of speculation.
WATCH: Smug CNN host Don Lemon can’t stop laughing at Trump voters
Don Lemon, Former GOP strategist and never-Trumper Rich Wilson, and New York Times writer Wahahat Ali had quite the laugh Saturday night, at the expense of the southern and the uneducated.
First coronavirus case announced in Vancouver, B.C.
The first suspected case of the Wuhan coronavirus has been announced in British Columbia, according to Provincial Health Officer Bonnie Henry.
Albertan companies move to Texas to live without red tape
Alberta has long been fueling Canada’s gas pumps nationwide, but since world oil collapsed in 2014, thousands of displaced energy jobs migrated south of the border.
Over $2 million of cocaine seized at Toronto airport
Canadian border officials have announced the seizure of over 20 kilograms of what appears to be cocaine at Toronto’s Pearson Airport early January.
Ontario school teachers to commence one-day walkouts if negations do not resume
The Ontario elementary school’s union has announced that they will commence a once-a-week province-wide walkout starting February 6, if contract talks with the Ford government do not resume.
Second case of coronavirus in Canada confirmed in wife of first suspect
Ontario health officials have confirmed the second case of the Wuhan coronavirus. The woman has been in self-isolation since returning home to Toronto from China with her husband.
Coke, meth, and over $12,000 cash seized in Montreal-area police raids
The Surete du Quebec’s police force has confirmed that a series of raids came up big, as the K9-squad aided missions found cocaine, meth, and over $10,000 cash.
WATCH: Vice journalist breaks all four rules of gun safety in one second
In “Who Killed the Smart Gun”, Vice journalist Brian Anderson toys around with guns, eventually pulling the trigger while pointing a gun at a cameraman.
Canada remains coronavirus-free as six in Quebec test negative
The six people who authorities suspected had coronavirus after displaying symptoms of a respiratory virus have all tested negative in Quebec.
Five tips to stay healthy during a coronavirus outbreak
Here are five steps you should take to minimize your chances of contracting a novel virus, if things were to get that bad.