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.
O'Toole calls Chinese ambassador's comments a 'thinly veiled threat'
In a statement, O'Toole called the Chinese Ambassador's comments a "barely veiled threat to the 300,000 Canadians in Hong Kong."
Winnipeg Police Service searching for man wanted for luring children and sexual touching
Winnipeg Police Service are asking for the public's help in locating a 24-year-old Edmonton man who is wanted for sexual assault and child luring in Winnipeg.
ROASTED: Pierre Poilievre says Trudeau has 'broken the record' for longest period without economic plan
“Canada has produced economic plans and budgets through World Wars and the Great Depression," wrote Poilievre.
FAILURE: 'Termination benefits' for Trudeau Liberal Infrastructure Bank total MILLIONS
MPs say the termination benefits should "raise eyebrows," as the Bank has paid more in termination benefits than it did in salaries.
WATCH: Biden says children as young as eight should be able to change their gender
"The idea that an eight year old child, or a ten year old child decides—'you know i decided, I want to be transgender. That's what I'd think I'd like to be, it'd make my life a lot easier'—there should be zero discrimination," said Biden.
BREAKING: Leslyn Lewis to run for Parliament in Ontario's Haldimand-Norfolk riding
Lewis will run for Haldimand-Norfolk, which since 2004 had Conservative MP Diane Finley as their representative. It is considered a Conservative safe seat.
BREAKING: C-SPAN suspends political editor Steve Scully indefinitely after he lied about his Twitter being hacked
C-SPAN announced it would be suspending political editor Steve Scully "indefinitely" after confessing that he had lied about his Twitter being hacked into.
Toronto Police solve case of 9-year-old girl murdered in 1984
"If you have any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, please contact police," police requested of the public. (LEFT: Christine Jessop, RIGHT: Calvin Hoover.)
Rempel Garner blasts Trudeau Liberals over 'outrageous cover-up tactics' for refusal to release COVID-19 documents
"Liberal MPs will have a choice to make, between covering up the truth, or being transparent with Canadians," said Rempel Garner.
Loneliness sees greater impact than fear of death on mental health as scores across Canada plummet
Loneliness has overtaken the fear of death for many during the pandemic, a new report from the Morneau Shepell mental health index suggests.
Trudeau Liberals spend over $110,000 in legal fees from harassment allegations against Julie Payette
A number of staff members have gone on leave or completely quit their positions, due to the toxic work environment.
Jack Dorsey issues statement attempting to explain why they censored NY Post Biden bombshell
Twitter said that materials included in the NY Post article violated the Hacked Materials Policy, as Twitter "does not condone attempts to compromise or infiltrate computer systems for malicious purposes."
WATCH: Senator Hawley slams the Bidens with 'hypothetical' question to ACB
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley gave a not-so-hypothetical question to Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett at Wednesday's nomination hearing.
BREAKING: Barron Trump tested positive for coronavirus, displayed no symptoms
The First Lady told reporters that though he tested positive along with his family, he has since tested negative.
Shady Infrastructure Bank is Trudeau Liberals' next big scandal waiting to happen
Despite large investment made to the Bank, the actual list of accomplishments that can be attributed to it remains short, if not non-existent.