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.
Gunman dead after shootout with armed citizen at U.S. Walmart
Three people are dead after being shot Monday in a Walmart parking lot in Duncan Oklahoma. Authorities have confirmed the shooter is among those dead.
Six charged in Toronto, semi-automatic rifle seized in police raid
Toronto Police Service have announced that they have made “several arrests” in a firearms search warrant this past weekend.
Poll finds 70 percent of millennials vote socialist, 50 percent say capitalism ‘unfavourable’
36 percent of Millennials (ages 23 to 38) supported communism, with opinions of capitalism in a free fall.
Andy Ngo donors have names released, doxxed by Antifa radicals
The names of numerous donors to journalist Andy Ngo’s GoFundMe have been released by antifa activists on Twitter.
Former Thunder Bay city councillor charged with attempted murder
Former Thunder Bay City Councillor will be headed back to court on a charge of attempted murder.
Humboldt Broncos family blacklists CTV over Jess Allen ‘white boy’ comments
The father of a Humboldt Broncos hockey player and bus crash survivor spoke out against CTV.
#FireJessAllen trends again on Twitter as The Social host who called hockey players ‘white boys’, ‘bullies’ clarifies
CTV’s Jess Allen was at the receiving end of plenty of online backlash after calling hockey players “white boys.”
Man uses SUV to shield crowd from car fleeing police
A Montreal man is being praised as a hero after his actions saved a dozen people from being injured or killed.
Montreal council axing by-law that bans face-covering at protests
Montreal will move forward with removing bylaw that prevents protestors from wearing masks.
At least seven victims in shooting at Los Angeles high school
The Los Angeles fire department and police have responded to a shooting at a high school.
Kenney seeks $1.7 billion from Ottawa for Alberta economic collapse
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney is requesting nearly 1.7 billion dollars from Ottawa.
Over 850 guns found in Ottawa home after neighbour tattles to police
Police have confirmed the discovery of a massive gun collection inside a Heron Gate home in Ottawa.
Canadian TV host calls hockey players ‘white boys’ and ‘bullies’, sparks backlash
Comments made on an episode of CTV’s The Social have received online backlash following racist comments by a correspondent regarding Cherry’s firing.
Ontario coyote rescued after getting head stuck in bucket for over a week
The humane society says the bucket was a large potato chip or candy container.
Former CSIS leader says Canada needs to see Russia and China as ‘adversaries’
Former CSIS head stated that Canada needs to be more cautious of Russian and Chinese influence.