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.
$12,000 in fines given to group protesting at Hamilton city hall
According to police, a group of 18 were assembled at around 5 pm, and were "not wearing masks or social distancing and refused to disperse when requested."
WATCH: Trudeau minister won't say if PM has called Pfizer CEO about vaccines
Canada is slated to receive no vaccines from Pfizer in the last week of January.
Conservatives will vote on Sloan's future in party later today
Sloan says that the Conservative Party also took funds from Fromm, as the party takes a 10 percent cut from the donation.
After homeless man dies, Quebec premier says NO exceptions to curfew, claiming people will pretend to be homeless to avoid fines
"Police have managed the situation well. They are not there to give fines to the homeless. They are directing them to homeless shelters," he added
FLASHBACK: Biden tells Trudeau climate change is 'the most consequential issue of our generation'
President-elect Joe Biden's recently discovered plan to end the Keystone XL Pipeline project via executive order may have been set in stone years ago.
REVEALED: Trudeau government gave COVID relief money to orgs of white nationalist who donated to Sloan campaign
In a statement released last night, O'Toole said that Sloan's acceptance of the donation from "a well known white supremacist is far worse than a gross error of judgment or failure of due diligence."
BREAKING: Ford sends 'direct message to President Biden': Help Canada out with vaccines
Premier Doug Ford gave a "direct message" to President-elect Joe Biden: Help out your neighbour.
Ontario woman charged and fined after leaving children at their grandparents' house while getting groceries
An Ontario mother was fined $880 after leaving her children at her in-laws' home while she went to do grocery shopping.
BREAKING: Trudeau 'looking forward to working' with Biden and Harris to 'build back better'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told media on Tuesday that he was looking forward to working with the Biden administration to "build back better."
Trudeau Liberals to launch new bureaucracy to regulate Canadians' social media content
The size of the operation would "likely involve the creation of a new government regulator," creating a bureaucracy around what is on Canadian internet.
Regina police drug bust seizes enough fentanyl to kill 375,000 people, 56 MILLION in cash
The investigation resulted in the arrests of 48-year-old David Innes and 35-year-old Andrew Victor Lloyd Gordon, both of Calgary, Alberta.
BREAKING: Ford announces first new Ontario hospital to be built in over 30 years, $125 MILLION investment for COVID hotspots
Premier Doug Ford announced that the province will open Ontario's first newly built hospital in Ontario in over thirty years.
Homeless man dies in Montreal in front of homeless shelter closed due to COVID
The 51-year-old victim was found on Sunday morning just before 8 am.
BREAKING: Oakville, Ontario residents told to shelter in place due to 'active situation,' crisis negotiators on scene
Residents of Oakville Ontario from Fourth Line to Birch have been told to shelter in their basements due to what is being called an 'active situation.'
BREAKING: Trudeau says Blanchet playing 'dangerous political game' after Bloc leader questions if new minister has ties to Islamic movement
Trudeau said that "almost a million" vaccine doses have been delivered to the provinces and territories, saying that shipments have been largely "ahead of schedule."