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.
BREAKING: Terrorism charges laid on Ontario man who allegedly killed four Muslims with car
Nathaniel Veltman, 20, of London, will be charged with four counts of first-degree murder constituting an act of terrorism.
Man and woman charged with manslaughter after death of RCMP officer
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted his condolences, saying that he would keep the family and loved ones of Patton in his thoughts.
Ontario murder suspects located in eastern Europe, process to extradite underway
Hamilton Police announced the arrest of Oliver Karafa and Yun (Lucy) Lu Li on Monday. The two were found on the run in Hungary.
BREAKING: PPC Leader Maxime Bernier arrested in Manitoba
Former Conservative MP and founder of the People's Party of Canada Maxime Bernier was arrested on the first day of his "Mad Max Manitoba" tour.
Conservatives BLAST Trudeau over welcoming yet another anti-Israel MP into Liberal caucus
"Justin Trudeau has once again welcomed an anti-Israel MP into the Liberal ranks."
Will the Pierre Trudeau statue ever be torn down?
It's summer, which means that it's statue-destroying season.
MASK THEATRE: Trudeau is the only G7 leader to wear mask in photo ops
The PM wore the mask only briefly for photo opportunities and quickly took it off.
Trudeau Liberals push for easier mail-in voting, 5 MILLION mail-in ballots ready to be printed
Dominic LeBlanc told Parliament yesterday that, because he found mail-in voting to be too challenging in 2019, mail-in voting should be made easier.
WATCH: Poilievre DESTROYS Trudeau Minister for 'abysmal record' on housing
"That is the abysmal record of that particular member, and he should be apologizing to all people in Canada."
11-year-old boy on bike dies after accident with car near Highway 407 in Ontario
Police say the boy was riding a bicycle across the highway on-ramp when the child was struck at around 4 pm.
Air Canada to recall more than 2,600 jobs as industry prepares for travel boom
The company laid off thousands of employees last year, as the travel industry weathered the pandemic.
BREAKING: Ethics Committee says audit of WE Charity necessary before Canadian gov't can give funding
"We were unable to ascertain a clear division between how monies flowed through the charitable wing and their for-profit operations."
Alberta man who allegedly murdered girlfriend was considered high-risk sex offender by parole board
Police say Toner left Ware's body in Kootenay National Park, where her remains were found on May 6.
CN Tower lights up in red, blue, and white for Montreal Canadiens
The CN Tower has been federally owned and managed by Canada Lands Company, a crown corporation.
REVEALED: Former scientific director of Winnipeg microbiology lab had 'concerns' over scientists from China
It was revealed that two researchers at the microbiology lab had their security clearances revoked, after sending samples of Ebola and Henipavirus to the Wuhan Virology Institute's request.