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.
Trudeau Liberals aim to 'protect' Canadians from social media 'hate speech'
The Trudeau Liberals are aiming to introduce 2021 regulations to end hurtful or hateful content on social media, said Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault
Remains of 4 discovered in Ontario house fire
The remains of four people who passed in an Oxford Mills, Ontario house fire on Monday.
Air Canada cutting 1,700 jobs amid second wave regulations
Air Canada will be cutting 1,700 jobs, a statement from the company said on Wednesday.
WATCH: Trudeau minister admits only enough supply for 'initial vaccination' by September
The Trudeau Liberals' September target for vaccinations means Canadians will have just one of the two required shots for full immunization.
BREAKING: Ontario declares state of emergency, stay at home order
Ontario reported 2,903 new coronavirus cases today, including 8 cases of UK variant.
BREAKING: Trudeau won't commit to waiting until Canadians are vaccinated to hold election
When asked to do so, Trudeau refused to make a clear commitment to refrain from triggering an election without the majority of Canadians being vaccinated.
BREAKING: Trudeau announces deal on vaccines, says 'every Canadian who wants one' will have it by September
"We're on track to have every Canadian who wants a vaccine receive one by September," said Trudeau.
BREAKING: Sources say Ontario health officials 'not recommending' a curfew
A senior government source confirmed to the Toronto Sun's Brian Lilley that Ontario health officials are "not recommending a curfew at this time."
BREAKING: President Trump permanently banned from Twitter
President Donald Trump was banned from Twitter on Friday night.
Sister of 24-year-old who took his own life after being arrested by TPS believes act was done out of shame
Police say they arrested Demian after refusing to show his identification and after Demian called an officer a "pig."
BREAKING: Ford says 'more extreme measures' will be considered if 'basic measures continue to be ignored'
Ford added that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was "working his back off" to get the provinces a steady flow of vaccines.
WATCH: Police stop 76-year-old driver speeding wrong way down Highway 401
Ontario Provincial Police say a 76-year-old Mississauga man allegedly driving the wrong way down Highway 401 on Wednesday.
Ford commits to vaccinating vulnerable people before 'most dangerous criminals in the entire country'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford told reporters yesterday that inmates within his province will not be prioritized for the vaccine over residents of long-term care homes or frontline workers.
Canada's political leaders react to chaos on Capitol Hill
Canada's political leaders commented on the events that took place on Capitol Hill on Wednesday
BREAKING: Trump, Biden call for end of chaos on Capitol Hill: 'It must end now'
President-elect Joe Biden and President Trump have both individually called on the mob on Capitol Hill to end.