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.
Researchers say Canadians need a 'culture shift' for those who 'hold traditional gender biases'
A new study says Canadians need to have a "culture shift" to change the views of Canadians who "hold traditional gender biases."
BREAKING: CBC to lay off more than 60 employees including journalists and managerial positions
The CBC employs over 7,400 people across its divisions, and has received over $1.2 billion in federal government funding, financial statements show.
BREAKING: Trudeau Liberals announce list of banned single-use plastics
Minister of the Environment and Climate Change Jonathan Wilkinson said that the report found plastic causes significant harm to wild life.
Chinese delegate met with Trudeau twice; allegedly ran illegal casino with 11 guns found, $1 million seized
Wei Wei, a Chinese government delegate who had met with Justin Trudeau twice during cash-for-access fundraisers, allegedly ran an illegal casino.
Ontario Liberal Party leader tells Ford to shut down parts of Ontario for 28 days
Del Duca encouraged Ford to turn on the taps and provide financial assistance to those affected by shut downs, telling Ford that it was not the time "to hoard cash."
Who is 'Tim Stuetzle?': Alex Trebek gives AWESOME cameo for Sens draft pick
Canada's own Alex Trebek announced the Ottawa Senator's third overall pick in the 2020 NHL draft, in the only way Alex Trebek knows how—in the form of a clue.
BREAKING: Ontario anti-mask activist arrested for refusing to comply with Quarantine Act
A man and woman have been charged after breaking the federal quarantine law and attending a rally in Toronto less than two weeks after returning to Canada.
BREAKING: Music legend Eddie Van Halen dead at 65
Legendary guitarist and rock n' roll hall of famer Eddie Van Halen has died of cancer, according to his son Wolfgang Van Halen.
Trudeau government gives go-ahead to new, less accurate 'rapid tests'
The test, Hajdu says, is easier to perform, less invasive, and is easier to perform "with limited training."
BREAKING: 'REPEAL SECTION 230!': Trump sends a warning to social media companies who continue to censor him
President Trump called for the repeal of Section 230 on Tuesday, meaning that he believes social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter to be publishers rather than platforms.
Liberal-appointed senator supports bill that would give 16-year-olds the vote
According to Senator Marilou McPhedran, lowering the voting age would bring about a "high functioning Canada."
BREAKING: Trump to be discharged from Walter Reed Medical Center tonight, says 'don't be afraid of COVID'
US President Donald Trump announced that he will be leaving the "great Walter Reed Medical Centre" today at 6:30 pm.
Ontario man, 28, dead after early morning shooting in residential neighbourhood
A Brampton man was shot and killed in a residential area on Monday morning, Peel police say.
Ford government to spend $35 MILLION to help schools affected by COVID-19
This will be used to hire 120 more teachers or purchase 11,000 more computers and tablets.
BC man to plead guilty after killing four during 2019 shooting spree
Police have yet to say what the motive was. Brittain will enter his guilty pleas in court on October 14. (Photo: Unsplash)