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.
WE Charity sues Canadaland for $3 MILLION
Theresa Kielburger, 78, was accused in a Canadaland podcast of "depositing hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations directly into the family's personal bank account" in the 1990s.
Pro-vaccine grafitti discovered on BC cenotaph on Remembrance Day
RCMP in British Columbia is investigating an act of pro-vaccine vandalism on a Kootenay cenotaph.
BREAKING: Health Canada authorizes Moderna vaccine as a booster for those 18 and over amid European advisories
Multiple European countries' health boards have warned against using the vaccine in those under 30.
WATCH: Moment of silence interrupted by announcement of Governor General's arrival
Justin Trudeau just managed to avoid being late for the moment of silence, arriving mere minutes before 11:00 AM.
WATCH: Jordan Peterson slams Trudeau's mishandling of pandemic
"Policy is being driven by people who are more afraid than they should be," said Peterson.
Trudeau gov't once again left out of democratic initiative to combat misinformation
This time, Canada was conspicuously absent from a rally that included multiple countries throughout the free world.
BC overdose deaths highest ever recorded, fatalities up 24 percent
The vast majority of these deaths were men over 50 in high-density centres throughout the province.
Justin Bieber and Tim Hortons crossover 'Timbiebs' coming to a store near you
Bieber, who is from Stratford, Ontario, is a known fan of Timmies, frequently posting social media stories with Tims mugs and products in them.
WATCH: Jagmeet Singh says NDP will NOT form coalition with Liberals, will find way to 'work with Parliament'
The question came after Conservative leader Erin O'Toole denounced the reported talk between Singh and Prime Minister Trudeau on Monday.
WATCH: Pilot spots 'Justin Trudeau sucks a**' written in farmland in Alberta
This seems to have taken place five miles north of Lac St. Anne in Alberta.
One in four Canadian businesses looking to sell or close: Report
"The labour shortage is having an impact because it's very difficult right now to recruit people, so it's limiting the growth for many companies."
Majority of Canadians support Trudeau's climate measures, except those in Alberta, Saskatchewan: Poll
69 percent of respondents said they support measures that will cap the oil and gas industry, as well as measures to stop the use of coal.
China warns they will not tolerate 'politicization' of Olympics amid ongoing genocide
The House of Commons also approved plans to petition the Olympic Committee to move their games away from China.
Embarrassed CBC apologizes for election disaster
The CBC has had to apologize on Monday after they called a Quebec City mayoral election for the wrong candidate.
Trudeau tells his MPs to work with opposition while he attacks Conservatives
Trudeau has asked Liberals to work with opposition MPs in order to achieve climate change, housing and Indigenous reconciliation ambitions.