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.
WATCH: Justin Trudeau attacks Freedom Convoy protesters in speech to European Parliament
Trudeau specifically attacked the February Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa, saying that its leaders were "cynical populists who are trying to exploit" anxieties.
BREAKING: Psaki tests positive for Covid after being double vaxxed, boosted and previously contracting Covid
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki tested positive for Covid for a second time. Psaki is double vaccinated and received her booster shot.
Doug Ford will choose ex Toronto police chief in Kathleen Wynne’s riding
Saunders will run in the Don Valley West riding—the riding held by former Ontario Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne, who is not seeking reelection.
WATCH: Video shows every time Liberal/NDP MPs lied about arson being linked to Freedom Convoy
The video shows numerous MPs including, notably, the leader of the New Democrat Party, Jagmeet Singh, who frequently used the incident to justify his party's "reluctant" support of the Emergency Act's invoking.
Lindsey Graham says he hopes all Gitmo detainees 'die in jail' at Ketanji Brown Jackson hearing
"I hope they all die in jail if they're going to go back to kill Americans. It won't bother me one bit if 39 of them die in prison," said Graham.
BREAKING: Babylon Bee editor-in-chief BANNED from Twitter
This after The Babylon Bee was banned for a similar offense. However, both of the "offenses" were jokes.
CLUELESS: Singh compares himself to Tommy Douglas and Jack Layton following agreement with Trudeau Liberals
"Tommy Douglas did it with Medicare. Jack Layton did it with affordable housing. Now we're using our power to deliver the biggest expansion of health care in a generation," tweeted Singh.
'God help us all': Conservative leader Bergen says Canadians 'did not vote for NDP government'
"Canadians did not vote for an NDP government. This is little more than backdoor socialism. Trudeau is truly polarizing politics which is what he likes," Bergen said.
BREAKING: Trudeau announces agreement with the NDP through 2025
"Every piece of legislation will continue to get the scrutiny it merits," Trudeau assured, saying that the government will "continue" to be held to account.
University of Ottawa plans panel on journalists getting 'mean tweets'
Media personalities will be participating in a live podcast to discuss their experiences with online harassment and "mean tweets" as experienced by journalists.
Conservative leader says Canadian support of no-fly zone over Ukraine not 'off the table'
"I don't think NATO should take anything off the table at this point. And I certainly don't think NATO should be announcing what they will or will not do to Putin," Bergen said.
Politicians quickly blamed 'Islamophobia' in Ontario mosque pepper spray attack even though suspect is Mohammad Moiz Omar
Politicians were quick to paint an incident at a Mississauga, Ontario mosque as a hate crime, despite the attacker being named as Mohammad Moiz Omar by police.
UPDATE: The Space Foundation removes Yuri Gagarin’s name from event after anti-Russian comments
The Space Foundation removed the name of Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the first man to ever be in space, from its event advertising.
BREAKING: Fauci says he’s considering retiring
White House chief medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci says he's considering retirement.
BREAKING: Trump says New York Times 'admitted that it participated in an effort to rig the election for Joe Biden'
Former President Donald Trump commented on The New York Times' admission that the Hunter Biden Laptop story was legitimate.