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.
Moose breaks through window into Saskatoon classroom
A Moose broke through the window of a Saskatoon classroom on Thursday morning, with the poor fella reportedly sustaining some injuries.
JUSTINFLATION: StatCan expects hike in food prices across Canada
This update comes only 6 months after the Bank of Canada said that Canadians shouldn't be worried about inflation.
Fully vaccinated Windsor man to fight $6,200 ticket for crossing border to pick up aunt at Detroit airport
"I work in Detroit. I don't need a test. She says technically you do because it's not work. I never put that together," Labelle said.
Bank of Canada warns that Trudeau's climate offensive will cause an economic 'shrink'
The Bank of Canada said he is expecting "sharp declines." Having said this, the Bank of Canada did not say whether they are expecting job losses.
BREAKING: Ford says Ontario will NOT mandate vaccine for healthcare workers
The Ford government announced today that it will not mandate the COVID-19 vaccine for health care workers.
Durham police investigating death deemed 'suspicious' after boy finds grandmother dead at home
An investigation is ongoing, and a post-mortem has been scheduled.
Toronto police release photos of man who allegedly fired several rounds into the air at local bar
The man has been described as a 6'2, muscular, with dark facial hair and tattoos. A handout by police shows the man wearing a baseball cap, black pants, black shoes, with a Louis Vuitton satchel bag.
Trudeau MP criticizes Toronto teacher for wearing blackface
Parkdale-High Park MP Arif Virani criticized a public school teacher in his riding who wore blackface to his class, calling his action an act of "intolerance"
Trudeau Liberals refuse to disclose how much climate conference will cost taxpayers
In total, 39,509 people from around the world attended COP26. This includes 3,800 members of the media and 14,000 observers.
BREAKING: Trudeau says 'even more ambitious' climate measures will come in future
"We'll cap oil and gas sector emissions today and ensure they decrease tomorrow at a pace and scale needed to reach net-zero by 2050," said Trudeau.
Ontario student at top private school given two years probation for gang sexual assault
The assault took place at St. Michael's school, which is all-boys and has educated top politicians like Patrick Brown and Stephen Lecce.
Doug Ford expected to raise minimum wage to $15 an hour
Canada's inflation has grown to a startling 4.4 percent. The Bank of Canada has said that they expect this to grow to 5 percent.
Lindsey Graham told police to use their guns during Jan 6 capital storming
"What are you doing? Take back the Senate! You've got guns. Use them," said Graham to the police.
Trudeau Liberals to reassess 'definition of fully vaccinated'
"Boosters for the general population are not required at this time," said Tam. "But the Committee on Immunization and the Public Health Agency and the provinces will monitor this vaccine effectiveness over time."
WATCH: Trudeau pledges to destroy the Canadian oil and gas sector
"That's no small task for a major oil and gas producing country. It's a big step that's absolutely necessary."