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.
WATCH: Conservative MP endorses petition calling for end of lockdowns
Rempel Garner points to vaccines, therapeutics, and rapid tests as tools Canada could use to start reopening the economy.
'Women belong in the kitchen': Women's Day Twitter stunt by Burger King backfires
As a result of the tweet, Burger King was both criticized and trolled on Twitter.
WATCH: Trudeaus look to 'build back better' this International Women's Day
"To build back better, we know that our economic recovery must benefit everyone, including women," said Trudeau.
Poilievre embarrasses Liberal journalist - This Week in Canada #40
This is a jam-packed, double-barreled episode, as the lads discuss NDP cowardice and that party's strange aversion to Dr. Seuss.
BREAKING: Trudeau announces Pfizer will deliver extra vaccine doses to Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Friday that Pfizer will be delivering an additional 1.5 million vaccine doses by the end of March.
Ontario doctor faces 9 more sexual assault charges after victims come forward—including a 14-year-old girl
Dr. Sam Naghibi, 68, of Newmarket, Ontario, is facing charges of sexual assault including for alleged incidents against one girl as young as 14 years old.
BREAKING: Health Canada approves Johnson & Johnson vaccine
The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is not an mRNA vaccine, and instead opts for the vaccination method that has been used for years.
Conservative MP calls for all of Ontario to enter 'green zone' lockdown measures
Conservative MP for Flamborough-Glanbrook David Sweet said on Wednesday that all of Ontario should be moved to the lowest tier of COVID restrictions.
Trudeau Defence Minister 'failed to take action for three years' on sexual abuse allegations against Gen. Jonathan Vance
"It's clear that Minister Sajjan failed to take action for three years on allegations of sexual misconduct by former Chief Defence Staff Gen. Jonathan Vance."
Dr. Seuss skyrockets to top of bestseller lists after Biden censorship scandal
Dr. Seuss books or collections filled 20 of Amazon's top 25 bestsellers after the publisher announced it would pull the plug on books deemed problematic.
BREAKING: Trudeau once again falls short of saying China is committing genocide against Uyghurs
Trudeau said that more work needed to be done with allies to get "clear answers" before "holding to account those responsible."
BREAKING: Toronto van attacker found GUILTY of all 26 counts
The culprit has already admitted to renting a van and driving it on the sidewalk in North York in April of 2018.
Rempel Garner calls for end to 'unCanadian' COVID facilities
Rempel Garner urged the Liberals "to scrap and replace" the system with "a more effective system of advanced pre and post testing."
Canada's economy had its worst year on record in 2020
Statistics Canada records show that Canada's economy in 2020 had its worst showing on record.
Ontario family forced to pay $3,458 for 15-hour stay at Trudeau govt COVID facility after returning from funeral abroad
"The government has not really figured out the plan. It's literally just horrible," said Teixeira.