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.
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.
Trudeau's top doctor finally admits government waited too long to close borders
The Trudeau government did not ban foreign travel until March 18, a full week after the WHO declared a global pandemic.
BREAKING: Spotify stock soars after Joe Rogan announces he's joining platform
Spotify ($SPOT) stock jumped by seven dollars following the announcement from Joe Rogan that his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, would be moving exclusively to Spotify.
80-year-old grandmother murdered by career criminal out on bond
Rosalie Cook, a widow who lived on her own, was on her way to Walgreens to get her prescription when Randy Lewis, 38, stabbed Cook in the chest, killing her. (Photo: KTRK)
WATCH: Conservative MP RIPS Trudeau over pandemic stockpile failure
Kelly Block, Conservative MP for Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek, roasted Minister of Health Patty Hajdu over the Liberal's failure to maintain a national PPE stockpile.
BREAKING: Ontario schools to remain closed for remainder of school year
Ontario public schools will not reopen in June due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Ford government announced today.
Trudeau pledges support for WHO, praises global organizations
"We will continue to support the WHO, even as we look for improvements to our multilateral systems," said Trudeau, defending the organization.
WATCH: Trudeau minister defends WHO, says they should not question China
International Development Minister Karina Gould went to bat for WHO yesterday, saying that it was not their place to question China's role in the pandemic.
Trump freezes WHO funding over China collusion, demands reforms
Trump highlights the many "serious concerns" found in a review regarding the WHO, due to their "alarming lack of independence from the People's Republic of China."
WATCH: Premier Ford surprises frontline nurses with flowers
Ontario Premier Doug Ford surprised MPP of Mississauga Centre and Registered Nurse for being on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic, giving away some flowers.
BREAKING: One member of Canadian Armed Forces dead following Snowbird crash in BC
The jet, which crashed in a residential area near the city's airport, was captured on video on its way down
BREAKING: RCAF Snowbird jet crashes near residency in British Columbia
Emergency crews are on the scene at a residency in Kamloops, British Columbia after a report of a Canadian Snowbird airplane crash. There is expected to be at least one fatality, according to BC Sky Scan.