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 minister to work 'quickly' on making Facebook pay Canadian news outlets for content
“[Google and Facebook's behaviour] reminds me of how big polluters acted 20 years ago, and I don’t think it’s a very constructive approach," said the former Green Peace activist.
Trudeau govt department to build $2.6 MILLION monument to itself
The Department of Foreign Affairs has announced that it will be constructing a $2,611,250 monument to itself.
BREAKING: Trump expects Saudi Arabia to join historic Middle East peace agreements
The peace deals will allow Israel, Bahrain, and the UAE to engage in trade, security, and tourism. Muslims will also be permitted to visit Islamic holy sites in Israel.
Prominent conservative activist suspended from Twitter for saying pedophiles should be castrated
Speaking to The Post Millennial, Pearson said, "It is not only shameful, but downright disgusting, that Twitter is more concerned about the feelings and emotional well-being of child predators than the protection of our children."
High school suspends football players for paying tribute to police and firefighters on 9/11
“Little Miami is saddened to see this story take such a negative turn. While we understand these students’ desire (to) show their support of first responders, they did not obtain permission from district officials," the school said in a statement.
BREAKING: Leslyn Lewis announces potential riding for her Parliamentary run
Lewis came in third place behind Conservative Party founder Peter Mackay and winner Erin O'Toole.
Axios, NBC reporters try and fail to paint 'Cuties' controversy as 'QAnon conspiracy'
Axios poured scorn on GOP politicians by stating on Twitter that their stance was "linked to a child sex trafficking conspiracy theory central to the QAnon movement."
BREAKING: Ford says more lockdowns could happen in Ontario as virus numbers continue to rise
"We all know that a second wave is coming. We see it all over the world. This virus is still among us. And it's spreading... It's up to the 14 million people in this province," said Ford.
WATCH: Al Sharpton claims BLM mobs who cheer on violence against cops and Trump supporters may be 'plants'
"Some I suspect, in my own way of thinking could be planted in order to hurt us, because that is so extreme from our position," said Sharpton.
O'Toole meets with Francois Legault to discuss Canadian unity and economic reopening plan
"I wanted to let him know that myself and my colleagues are here to work with the government if there is a second wave of COVID. That is a top priority for us."
Lancaster mayor urges patience over investigation into shooting death of man who attacked police with knife
Ricardo Munoz, 27, was killed after police body camera footage saw the suspect charge towards police with a knife
Calgary Police Chief changes stance, now believes in defunding police
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi has shared the sentiment, saying that the budget would see cuts in the coming months.
BREAKING: Trudeau dodges question on whether he takes responsibility for WE Charity closure
Trudeau emphasized his regret for not recusing himself from the start, due to the "perception involved."
BREAKING: Trudeau government to provide Toronto with $14 MILLION for quarantine facility
The announcement came after days of Ontario cases reaching nearly 200 new confirmed cases a day—rates that mirror those of the early pandemic.
BREAKING: Trudeau's disgraced former finance minister violated Elections Act, must pay $300 fine
Morneau—whose personal wealth is counted in millions—will have to pay a measly $300 fine, and will have to post a copy of the findings on his social media.