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: Kevin Vuong will sit as an independent MP in Spadina-Fort York
Kevin Vuong, the former Liberal Party candidate who was ousted from the party, released a statement on Monday saying that he will sit as an independent MP in Spadina-Fort York.
Petition calls for resignation of former Liberal who was booted from party over sexual assault allegations
The petition calls for the resignation of Kevin Vuong, who won the Toronto riding of Spadina Fort-York in the federal election earlier this week.
BREAKING: O'Toole dodges questions on if he will remain leader, says Tories will review 'what went right, what went wrong'
"We're all disappointed with the results from last night," said O'Toole, criticizing Trudeau's decision to hold a "pandemic election that produced no change, and further divided this country."
BREAKING: Bernier addresses PPC headquarters after his party finishes night with ZERO seats
While full election results will not arrive until Tuesday, it is expected that Bernier's PPC will finish with a grand total of zero seats won.
BREAKING: Liberal Minister who called Taliban her 'brothers' loses seat in Peterborough-Kawartha
Maryan Monsef received major backlash after she referred to the Taliban as "our brothers" during a press conference.
BREAKING: CBC, CTV declare Liberals will form government
There is still no official word on what kind of government will be formed.
BREAKING: Elections Canada accidentally inputs Liberal lead in Brampton riding before polls closed
Elections Canada mistakenly inputted a lead for Liberal candidate Maninder Sidhu in the Brampton East riding. The riding's polling stations remain open at the time of publishing.
BREAKING: Bernie Sanders endorses Jagmeet Singh, NDP
Sanders' tweet is the latest in a string of political endorsements by US politicians to Canada's federal party leaders.
BREAKING: Obama endorses his 'friend' Trudeau, wishes him luck in upcoming election
Former President Barack Obama again endorsed his "friend" Justin Trudeau, saying that he wished him the "best in Canada's upcoming election."
National inflation rate reached 4.1% in August, largest increase since 2003
Additionally, meat products saw a rise in August, with prices seeing their "fastest pace" increase in August, rising nearly 7 percent since June 2020.
Comedy legend Norm Macdonald dies after long, private battle with cancer
Comedic legend Norm Macdonald passed away on Tuesday following a nine-year battle with cancer.
BREAKING: Trudeau says Canadians know he has 'thick skin,' but protestor made misogynist comments to his wife
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday that, while he has thick skin, the comments made to him about his wife caused him to momentarily lose his temper.
WATCH: Trudeau accidentally refers to O'Toole as 'Mr. Harper'
Trudeau would quickly correct himself, saying that it was Mr. O'Toole who was trying to bring Canada "back to Stephen Harper targets."
BREAKING: O'Toole says Trudeau 'dividing the country' and 'fostering fear and division'
The moment came during a press conference in Ottawa, where O'Toole urged Canadians to "send [Trudeau] a message" by voting him out of office.
BREAKING: Ontario man facing charges after allegedly threatening the life of Trudeau
The man is facing two counts of uttering threats, and will appear in court later this month,