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.
Trudeau Liberals not willing to cut gas tax for now, says resources minister
Gas prices globally have risen, with prices at Canadian pumps rising about 70 percent from where they were last year.
Tory leader doesn't 'trust NDP to not cover up for the Liberals' after 'disgusting' accusations over Nova Scotia investigation interference
"We've seen the NDP help cover up a lot for the Liberals," said Bergen.
Police officer husband of murdered Uvalde teacher was detained, disarmed and prevented from saving his wife
"We got an officer whose wife called him and said she'd been shot and she's dying. He tried to move forward into the hallway. He was detained, and they took his gun away from him."
BREAKING: Internet censorship Bill C-11 passes in the House
The bill passed by the count of 208 Yeas to 117 Nays, with all parties but the Conservatives voting in favour of it.
BREAKING: RCMP Commissioner made backroom deal to help Trudeau push gun control efforts after 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting
"The Commissioner said she had promised the Minister of Public Safety and the Prime Minister’s Office that the RCMP (we) would release this information."
WATCH: Reporter explains to Toronto viewers how to hide from gunfire as shootings spike
"Crouch down like this, this is the only position that a vehicle will protect you from a bullet."
WATCH: Reporter explains to Toronto viewers how to hide from gunfire as shootings spike
"Crouch down like this, this is the only position that a vehicle will protect you from a bullet."
MPs exploring 'panic buttons' option due to online threats of violence
Mendicino said that he even received a message last month from an account titled "eliteterrorist" that read, "Somebody's gonna shoot you to death."
BREAKING: Uvalde shooting could have been stopped in 'three minutes': Texas police
Head of the Texas State Police Steven C. McCraw said that police could have acted faster than they did, having enough firepower and protection to do so.
BREAKING: Twitter board approves Musk's $44 billion takeover
The board wrote that the sale is "advisable and in the best interests of Twitter and its stockholders."
BREAKING: Twitter board approves Musk's $44 billion takeover
The board wrote that the sale is "advisable and in the best interests of Twitter and its stockholders."
'YASCAR': NASCAR once again panders to LGBT community
"Yas" was added to Oxford Dictionaries in 2017, and defined as a form of exclamation, "expressing great pleasure or excitement."
WATCH: Russell Brand calls out Trudeau Liberals' authoritarian behavior
"What we're starting to see is how this data can be utilized and exploited to increased efficacy by institutions, one example being in Canada."
WATCH: Joe Rogan is 'disgusted' by Trudeau saying Canadians don't have the right to use guns for self-defense
Rogan said that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President Joe Biden are "both corrupt, both full of sh*t."
Trudeau Liberals begin countdown to ending use of single-use plastics
Plastic bans were first promised in June 2019 by Justin Trudeau, who said that his government would phase out the use of plastics by the end of the decade.