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.
Man who shot Ronald Reagan announces 'redemption tour,' sells out Brooklyn venue
The man who shot President Ronald Reagan will be playing a sold-out concert in Brooklyn, New York.
Jack Posobiec: Elon Musk potentially preparing for 'hostile takeover' of Twitter
"He wants the influence, and so the potential is now set up for a hostile takeover of Twitter or at least, the threat of a hostile takeover of Twitter if they do not change their wayward ways."
Jordan Peterson SLAMS Jagmeet Singh over 'oppression and victimization' mentality
"You just can't help it, can you... Everything is oppression and victimization with you, always," said Peterson.
UK Tory councillor found guilty of sexually assaulting multiple children
David Smith, 33, of Middlesbrough, UK was found guilty by a jury of committing 11 counts of inciting or engaging in sexual activity with a child, over a decade ago.
Poilievre's message popular among sizable minority of Liberal, NDP, Green voters: poll
"Only about 1 in 5 Liberal and NDP supporters said they strongly disagreed with that Mr. Poilievre said in the video," data shows.
BREAKING: Justice Department secretly spied on Project Veritas journalists, security detail's Apple and Google accounts
The Apple and Google accounts of journalists' security detail, accessing private information on them.
Trudeau says Liberals 'making up for lost time,' cranking up immigration despite housing crisis
Yesterday, Trudeau told reporters in British Columbia that the "population growth in this country hasn't been matched by an equivalent growth in housing supply."
BREAKING: Gilbert Gottfried dead at 67
Gottfried's death was announced on Twitter by the Gottfried family.
New York shooting not being investigated as act of terrorism: NYPD
The New York subway shooting is not being investigated as an act of terrorism, NYPD Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell said on Monday.
Posobiec on Michigan militia case: 'The word of the FBI is no longer the gold standard in courtrooms'
"Why would the FBI be doing something like that, I don't know! It's very strange," he said, sarcastically.
WATCH: Trudeau says protests should 'always be legal' after invoking Emergencies Act over peaceful Freedom Convoy
The prime minister made the comment while in British Columbia, during an announcement on electric vehicles in Canada.
BREAKING: At least 29 people injured during Brooklyn subway station shooting
The suspect was described as a 5'5 black man, roughly 170 pounds wearing an orange vest and gas mask. (Photo: Twitter, Derek French)
Rumble breaks new traffic records
Free speech video platform Rumble's stance against cancel culture and censorship is appearing to pay off.
BREAKING: Trudeau says his immigration policies have inflamed housing crisis woes
"Population growth in this country hasn't been matched by an equivalent growth in housing supply," said Trudeau, in British Columbia.
Elon Musk signals that he was told to 'play nice and not speak freely' by Twitter board
"Elon was told to play nice and not speak freely," the tweet, liked by Musk, says.