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's Censorship Czar announces new 'Online News Act' to curb 'harmful disinformation'
The bill aims to create a new legislative and regulatory framework that would mitigate bargaining imbalances between digital platforms and news outlets over the way digital platforms allow news content to be accessed and shared on their platforms.
REVEALED: Elon Musk reached out to Babylon Bee before buying ownership stake in Twitter
"Musk reached out to us before he polled his followers about Twitter’s commitment to free speech," Dillon wrote in at tweet.
Trudeau environment minister says climate change is killing Canadians, blasts premiers for lowering gas prices
Guilbeault said he does not support provincial governments cutting gas taxes, saying that it undermines the role and intent of higher carbon pricing.
Trudeau minister says Canada working on 'shared vision' of decolonizing Canada
"The work of decolonization and self-determination needs our steady and unwavering commitment, clear focus of equity funding, and opportunity, and a shared vision of a healthy future for everyone in the country."
BREAKING: Judiciary Committee tied on Ketanji Brown Jackson nomination vote
New York Sen. Chuck Schumer will motion to discharge and send it to the Senate this week.
Marsha Blackburn to vote 'no' on Biden's SCOTUS nom after Ketanji Brown Jackson would not define 'woman'
"Her primary commitment must be to the constitution, not progressivism. For those reasons, I am certainly going to vote no for Judge Jackson," Blackburn said.
Poilievre says millennials only able to buy houses with help from 'bank of mom and dad'
Poilievre made the comment in a tweet where he pointed out that house prices had doubled under the Trudeau Liberals' time in power.
Trudeau Liberals back at it again with new internet censorship bill
A new internet censorship bill has been unveiled by the Trudeau Liberals, and this time it is being championed by new censorship czar, Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez.
BREAKING: US pushes for UN to boot Russia from the Human Rights Council
The US will lead the charge in requesting that Russia be kicked out from the UN Human Rights Council, with European countries, including Ukraine, to join.
No jail time for BC women who vandalized church—will be made to apologize and pay fine
Emily Luba, one of the sisters, must now write a 500-word apology to the church and pay a $1,250 fine. She will receive no criminal record.
'Lots of work to be done' following Pope Francis' apology to Indigenous people, says Trudeau
The apology comes after visits from First Nations, Inuit, and Metis leaders in the Vatican.
UN selects Catherine McKenna to chair panel on climate change
"The decisions and actions that the world takes now will decide whether or not we have a chance to limit warming to 1.5 degrees and assure a sustainable planet for future generations," she said.
Pope apologizes, says he feels 'shame, sorrow' over Catholic church's conduct during Canada's residential school era
Pope Francis has apologized on behalf of members of the Roman Catholic Church for its conduct during Canada's residential school system.
Trudeau carbon tax to increase today
The April 1 increase brings the price to $50 per tonne. The tax is now 11 cents for each litre of gasoline.
BREAKING: Psaki to leave Biden administration for post at MSNBC amid Hunter Biden controversy
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki will be joining MSNBC and stepping away from her role in the White House sometime in May, according to a source.