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.
'You can run but you can’t hide': Poilievre says investigation into WE will continue despite closure
"WE closure changes nothing," said the Carleton MP. "Finance Committee will resume investigations once Parliament opens. You can run but you can't hide."
WE Charity announces it will shut down Canadian operations
The Kielburger brother-founded WE Charity had previously announced in August that it would be laying off dozens of employees across Canada and the United Kingdom.
Chinese Ambassador says bringing manufacturing back to Canada is hopeless attempt to stop globalization
Canada has run a trade deficit with China every year since 1992, including nearly-$52 billion last year.
BREAKING: Trudeau says there is 'no interest' in seeing an election this fall
Trudeau said that his government was interested in putting forward a "strong and ambitious plan" of helping Canada "build back better" rather than an election.
BREAKING: Trudeau announces $221 MILLION black entrepreneurship program dedicated to 'black excellence'
The government of Canada's share will total $93 million over four years, with the remainder being covered by Canadian banks.
Trudeau government funds rock star photoshoot, sex toy exhibit featuring ‘double masturbator’
“It is based on a double sex toy called the double masturbator which has a mouth on one side with teeth and tongue and on the other side there is a vagina,” said musician Peaches.
Canada criticized for being too soft on war criminals within its borders: Report
According to Amnesty International, Canada's federal "Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Program" is considered "underfunded and underused."
Kentucky church has 'Unborn Lives Matter' sign defaced by BLM vandals
Pastor Berwin Hall of Bronston, Kentucky's First Baptist Church says the sign was found vandalized Monday morning. (Photo: Facebook)
Conservatives SHRED California Senator who wrote law that protects pedophiles
This law allows 14-year-olds to have sex with people up to the age of 24 legally, and would avoid the older participant from ever being registered as a sex offender.
Identities of Ontario family slain by 'uninvited' family member revealed
Durham Regional Police confirmed that Chris Traynor, 50, and his children, Bradley, 20, Adelaide, 15, and Joseph, 11, were all slain Friday morning by the suspect.
Durham police respond to 11 overdoses since Thursday, fentanyl likely involved
Durham Regional Police say they have responded to 11 overdoses since Thursday involving cocaine, heroin, or fentanyl.
Extinction Rebellion mobs attack UK newspaper presses, delaying publication
A spokesperson for the newsprinters said: "This is a matter for the police and the Home Office," also calling it "an attack on the free press."
WATCH: Grain Farmers of Ontario attack Justin Trudeau in new video
Grain Farmers of Ontario points out that farmers in the United States are getting $30 billion from the current US administration.
WATCH: Antifa blocked from DC mayor’s house, targets her neighbors instead
Protestors gathered outside the home of Democrat Mayor Muriel Bowser to protest the shooting of Deon Kay in Washington, DC on Wednesday night.
Ontario Teachers' union says parents don't want to send their kids to school, but surveys say otherwise
The Toronto District School Board had projected that 80 percent of parents would send their students to class.