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.
MPs are using dangerous China-owned apps to reach out to Canadians
In 2017, the Chinese government put into place a law forcing all Chinese companies to give user data, upon request.
Trudeau announces meeting with UN, will look into giving asylum seekers immigrant status
Trudeau touched on how Canadian jobs and businesses were dependent on international business, saying that Canada "can't wait for others to act."
Trudeau government warns MPs not to use the term 'aboriginal' anymore
The term "Indian" was used in Cabinet until 2011, when the department's name switched to "Aboriginal Affairs." It changed again in 2015 to "Indigenous Affairs."
WATCH: Scheer ROASTS Trudeau over China admiration
When Scheer set his sights on China, he made sure to mention that Trudeau had previously expressed admiration for China's "basic dictatorship."
NFL aims to have stadiums full of fans come next season despite virus
Luckily for the NFL, they were able to go through with the Super Bowl and finish their season on a high note at the start of February.
BREAKING: Ford says 'there will be consequences' for landlords who do not help tenants
Ford said that it was up to landlords to accept the olive branch from the provincial and federal government.
WATCH: Trudeau squirms out of question on Liberals taking taxpayer dollars via pandemic benefits
On Friday, it was revealed that the Liberal Party was taking wage subsidy cash from the taxpayer wallet, along with the New Democrats and the Progressive Conservatives.
Toronto police chief says Toronto park goers were defecating on driveways and backyards
Saunders said that parkgoers were spotted urinating and defecating on nearby properties, driveways, and backyards.
BUSTED: Toronto mayor breaks his own social distancing rules in crowded park
The photos emerged after public outcry over photos of a crowded Trinity Bellwood park, a west-Toronto public area that has remained open to the public throughout the pandemic.
BREAKING: Ford announces 'groundbreaking' research projects, including coronavirus vaccine
"My friends, any of these are ground-breaking projects. They have the potential to be a game changer—not just for Ontario, but for Canada and the entire world,” the premier said.
WATCH: Trudeau ALMOST criticizes China, dodges question on detained Canadians
"China doesn't work quite the same way, and don't seem to understand that we do have an independent judiciary from political intervention," the prime minister stated on Thursday.
WATCH: Trudeau wears black face mask on his way to Parliament
This isn't the first time Trudeau has put something black on his face, though we don't really want to go in to that right now.
Luka Magnotta's mom pleas for her son's release from prison due to coronavirus threat
Magnotta is not eligible for "any form of parole" until June 4, 2034, according to Correctional Services Canada.
Doug Ford encourages Ontarians to wear non-medical masks 'when possible'
"Face coverings are better than no face covering at all, so we recommend it. Non-medical meaning N95 masks, please leave those for health care workers," said Ford.
Trudeau wears a mask to prevent coronavirus despite telling Canadians not to for months
Trudeau said he wears masks when going to Parliament, but does not wear them while inside the House for sessions, as long as he can keep distance from other MPs.