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-appointed senator says Canada should not criticize China or its lack of democracy
Woo also said that China's treatment of Muslims is similar to that of Canada's treatment of its Indigenous population.
BREAKING: White House press sec says no updates on timeline for re-opening borders with Canada, Europe
Psaki said that working groups and public health officials were working on the matter.
Police criticized for response after five men found overdosing on Vancouver bench
Police arrived at the scene at around 10:30 am, where the men were found either not breathing or struggling to breathe.
Car with human remains found burning near Sudbury, Ontario
"At this time, the identity of the deceased has not been confirmed," police said in a news release.
Canadians have not sent a single letter in support of Trudeau's censorship czar, says his office
"A very high proportion of Canadians are asking the government to step in," Guilbeault testified January 29 at the Commons heritage committee. "It is very clear we will act."
WATCH: Poilievre says all other parties support Bill C-10 'because they're all the same!'
"They believe in worshipping at the altar of the state. They all believe that big government should decide, and that the people should just follow," said Poilievre.
Liberal minister apologizes after sending 'racist and misogynist' text to Jody Wilson-Raybould
The text, Wilson-Raybould says, "reflects notion that Indigenous peoples are lazy and only want money."
Sen Josh Hawley urges Commission on International Religious Freedoms to add Canada to watch list
Notable pastors or church leaders who have been arrested include James Coates of Edmonton, Alberta and Aaron Rock of Windsor, Ontario.
Trudeau Liberals unveil NEW internet censorship bill to remove 'hate' from the internet
The code would make it so that bloggers, publishers, and Facebook and Twitter users could face house arrest or large fines of up to $70,000.
BREAKING: John McAfee found dead in prison cell after court allows extradition to US
McAfee was set to face charges of tax evasion once back in the US.
BREAKING: O'Toole says 'small group of activists' using Canada's past injustices to 'attack the very idea of Canada'
"As someone who served Canada, and will soon ask for the trust to lead this country, I can't stay silent when people want to cancel Canada Day," he said.
WATCH: Dr. Tam says 'even the most effective vaccines aren't perfect' when asked why guidelines haven't been updated
"This is not the time or place to stop," Tam warned, saying that Canadians still needed to do their part.
Conservatives SLAM Liberals for 'ramming Bill C-10 through the House without proper debate'
"Weeks ago, the Trudeau Liberals secretly withdrew the section of their own bill that protects individual users’ content," he wrote.
BREAKING: Trudeau PUNCHES BACK after China criticizes Canada's treatment of Indigenous peoples
The prime minister did not use the term "genocide" in his criticism, however.
BREAKING: Bill C-10, Canada's internet censorship bill, passes in House after 1:30 am vote
Bill C-10 passed last night, 196 to 112 in the House, and has yet to pass in the Senate.