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.
Conservatives to hold leadership vote on June 27
The Conservative Party of Canada has announced that they will hold the leadership vote for their party on June 27 in Toronto.
WWIII memes explode on Twitter
Shortly after the announcement of the death of Irani terrorist Qasem Soleimani, Twitter erupted with some great dank memes.
Father-daughter hunting duo shot to death after being mistaken for deer
A hunting trip by a father and his daughter ended in tragedy New Year’s Day, as both were shot to death after being mistaken for deer.
Leafs fan with terminal cancer wants to meet Auston Matthews
A Toronto Maple Leafs superfan suffering from cancer has a campaign behind her to meet her favourite player: Auston Matthews.
WATCH: California news anchors get redpilled on live television
The blue governments that Californians continually vote in may have finally crossed the line, at least so it seems to these KTLA news anchors.
NBC deletes tweet suggesting Jews to blame for recent anti-Semitic violence
NBC has come under serious fire on Twitter earlier today, as the outlet published an article by the Associated Press that many say reeks of anti-Semitic rhetoric.
Globe and Mail suggests west doesn’t want autonomy with deceptive poll
A Globe and Mail article suggested prairie provinces are reluctant to gain more independence, despite most respondents in poll not being from the west.
Military reaction to Pokemon GO trespassers is onix-pected
When the Pokemon Go game became an instant blockbuster video game the Canadian military bases were inundated with trespassing Pokemon trainers.
Over 15,000 snow blowers recalled in Canada after nearly 40 injuries reported
Over 15,000 snow blowers have been recalled as a result of a malfunction involving burning plastic rims.
B.C. more in favour of pipeline than ever: Survey
British Columbians are more open to pipelines than ever before. Alberta and B.C. have been at loggerheads with pipeline development in recent years.
Police arrest Halifax shoplifter, discover he is wanted for murder in Texas
Halifax Regional Police made an arrest on Monday afternoon after reports of a shoplifting incident, as the man in cuffs was found to have homicide charges in Texas.
Toronto shooting leaves two in serious condition
A shooting in Toronto’s north end early Tuesday morning has left two people in serious condition, adding to a record year of shootings.
What I learned from getting a shitty political tattoo
As is the case with thousands across the globe, I have a shitty tattoo. Do I regret getting this tattoo? Part of me wants to, but most of me is totally cool with it being there.
WATCH: Dog plays Jenga better than most people
Jenga, a game which takes a decent amount of concentration, is difficult enough with our hands. But this dog really shows us up, by taking bricks by his teeth.
WATCH: Gunman dead after shootout with armed citizens at Texas church
Tragedy struck in a church as a Texas man pulled out a shotgun and shot two parishioners before being shot to death by a congregant who had his gun on him.