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.
EXPOSED: Trudeau government plans to use military to spread new propaganda techniques
The military's plan would involve the use of former military staff and pro-military academics to work with journalists to create pro-military narratives.
BREAKING: Sean Connery dead at age 90
Sean Connery, legendary actor and Hollywood icon, has died at age 90.
BREAKING: Kyle Rittenhouse to be extradited to Wisconsin to face murder charges
Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old who fatally shot and killed two men and wounded a third after being chased down and assaulted during the Kenosha riots in August, will be sent to Wisconsin to face charge
EXCLUSIVE: Trudeau flew from Ottawa to Toronto and back in two hours, costing taxpayers $10,000
He spent $17,000 to fly Dominic Leblanc home after the cabinet shuffle, and then had the empty Challenger jet fly back to Ottawa. Trudeau also spent $10,000 for a 2 hour flight to Toronto for a photo op at a school.
Justin Trudeau's big China problem! - This Week in Canada Ep 22
Welcome back to this week in Canada! In this episode, Bobby and Nico talk about the very exciting byelections that took place in the GTA
BREAKING: Toronto declares October 31 'John Candy Day'
Toronto Mayor John Tory has declared October 31 as "John Candy Day."
Trudeau Liberals' unchecked spending criticized by Liberal-appointed senator
The Department of Finance has not issued a report on borrowing and spending since August 6, as was ordered of the Department of Finance by MPs.
EXCLUSIVE: $285 waffles, $412 hot towels, $23,000 catering on Trudeau's luxurious private jet
Tens of thousands of dollars in lavish gourmet items from Justin Trudeau’s private Challenger jet have been revealed from an access to information request.
Trudeau meets with global leaders to discuss world order, UN, WHO, in run up to contentious US election
The virtual meeting emphasized the importance of the three leaders to hold up and respect the international organizations.
EXCLUSIVE: Twitter censors hilarious 'Weekend at Biden's' meme, creator speaks out
The creator of the "Weekend at Biden's" campaign ad has spoken against censorship after Twitter labeled the video as sensitive content.
Bloc Quebecois leader demands apology from Trudeau over War Measures Act passed in 1970
"You cannot pretend to be deeply in love with Quebec without respecting the desire of Quebecers to receive some apologies from Her Majesty's government," said Blanchet.
Raptors rookie arrested after allegedly beating his girlfriend, breaking her phone in Manhattan hotel
Davis has been charged with third-degree assault after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend. He also faces Criminal mischief charges.
WATCH: Biden holds his biggest rally yet, speaking to TENS of people
Trump claimed that Biden’s refusal to hold rallies more Trumpian in size were out of fear that no one would attend.
BREAKING: Trudeau says pandemic 'sucks,' urges Canadians to listen to health officials for possibility of Christmas celebrations
Trudeau said that the pandemic "really sucks," saying that the increasing cases in Canada could lead to cancellations of in-person Christmas celebrations, or Halloween.
Bernier says he will 'continue to split the vote,' calls Conservatives 'arrogant'
In response to allegations of vote splitting, Bernier blamed no one but the Conservatives, saying that the Tories arrogantly believe that "PPC votes belong to them."