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: Ford says he 'won't hesitate to lock things down' again
Ontario Premier Ford said he "won't hesitate to lock things down until we can protect the ICU capacities at the hospitals" on Tuesday.
BREAKING: Trudeau urges social distancing through Easter and Passover, announces early arrival of Pfizer vaccine
Trudeau warned Canadians once again this year to stay at home for Easter and Passover holidays.
Taxpayers on the hook for MPs raises of up to $6,400 on Thursday
Legislation passed to depoliticize parliamentary pay in 2005 makes it so that salaries paid to MPs and senators increase automatically on April 1 of each year.
Brampton kidnapping victim walks into police department safe, suspect still at large
Police say Salina Ouk, 23, of Brampton, walked herself to the city's police headquarters at around 7:30 pm.
WATCH: Trudeau tells UN that Canada has been 'strong in defence of human rights' while discussing Uyghurs in China
"We’ve always been strong in our defence of human rights and highlighting our concerns for what’s going on in Xinjiang."
WATCH: Trudeau says climate change 'emergency' has been 'made worse by the pandemic'
Trudeau said that the ongoing crisis on climate change and the economic challenges that come with it have been "made worse" by the pandemic.
WATCH: Conservative MPs call for Trudeau to end 'cover-ups' surrounding sexual misconduct allegations, WE Charity
"It’s concerning that Justin Trudeau would ask for transparency in opposition and then direct key players not to be honest about the cover-up of sexual misconduct in the Canadian Armed Forces and the Liberals’ WE scandal."
UK teacher suspended, now 'in hiding' after showing students a depiction of the Prophet Muhammad
UK Education Secretary Gavin Williamson condemned the "threats and intimidation" that the teacher has faced. (Photo: Gavin Williamson Facebook)
BREAKING: Ontario doctor charged with first-degree murder after 'a string of suspicious deaths'
Dr. Brian Nadler has been charged with first-degree murder and will appear in court on Friday
BREAKING: Dr. Tam calls for 'stronger, stricter' measures or else 'pandemic will re-surge even stronger'
Dr. Tam urged those celebrating Easter and Passover to celebrate virtually.
Twitter CEO says platform made a mistake by blocking Hunter Biden bombshell, but won't say who did it
Dorsey previously explained that the decision to block the contents came from a 2018 policy made by the platform that prohibited the sharing of hacked materials.
BREAKING: O'Toole says Conservatives 'will repeal Trudeau's carbon tax'
Several other Conservative leaders reacted to the 6-3 split decision on Thursday, including Alberta's Jason Kenney and Saskatchewan's Scott Moe
BREAKING: Kenney slams carbon tax ruling, says court 'discovered new federal power that erodes provincial jurisdictions'
"We are obviously disappointed with this decision," said Kenney, who was one of three provincial premiers—along with Ontario's and Saskatchewan's—to bring the constitutional challenges up to the court."
WATCH: Trudeau Environment Minister praises courts decision to rule carbon tax as constitutional
"To quote from the ruling, 'Climate change is real, it is caused by greenhouse gas emissions resulting from human activities, and it poses a grave threat to humanity's future," said Wilkenson."
Trudeau Liberals paying for influencers to praise their health department
The Department of Health, led by Minister Patty Hajdu, paid for people to complement the department's work on Facebook and Twitter.