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: Ford government asks teachers to volunteer at hospitals
The request comes after the Ontario government passed emergency orders to allow educational workers to volunteer in such facilities.
WATCH: Trudeau refuses to acknowledge Taiwan as a country, bows to China
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau refused to acknowledge Taiwan's statehood, instead falling back on Canada's "One China Policy."
BREAKING: Trudeau uncertain about Canada's economic future as debt could reach $1 TRILLION this year
Trudeau stated that the government is "focused" on getting money to the pockets of Canadians, with seemingly no regard for the future.
Trudeau: Canada now has 'safe and approved test' to detect coronavirus antibodies
The test is the first of its kind to be approved in Canada. The goal of the test will be to help labs and scientists determine whether or not a person has anti-bodies which could help fight COVID-19 in their system.
Why 'Obamagate' could flip politics on its head
While there is no definitive smoking gun, the mounting evidence of a corrupt and spy-happy Obama administration could flip politics on its head.
Ford announces phase one of economic reopening plan to begin Thursday
Ford said "more good news" was coming on Thursday, regarding getting people back to work and "slowly getting back to normal."
EPIC: Trump's error page on his website features Joe Biden looking lost
The presidential candidate has come under some scrutiny as compilations of gaffs continue to weigh the now-77-year-old Biden down.
CBC pundit received tens of thousands in taxpayer dollars from Trudeau government
The taxpayer-funded CBC has said that they were unaware of the payments made to Prof. Mathen.
BREAKING: Trudeau says $300 seniors payment is enough since they have not 'lost their income'
Seniors are not generally in a situation where they have lost their income, but they are facing additional costs," said Trudeau on whether or not the one-time $300 dollars was enough.
FINALLY: Over $2.5 BILLION announced to aid seniors, one-time payment of up to $500 announced
The Trudeau government will be providing a one-time, tax free payment of $300 to seniors eligible for Old Age Security, and a further $200 for seniors eligible for the Guaranteed Income Supplement.
BREAKING: Trump BLASTS CBS reporter, tells her to 'Go ask China'
Trump responded that people were losing their lives all over the world, and that it was a question better suited for China.
BREAKING: Elon Musk opens up Tesla factory against county rules, dares law enforcement to arrest him
Musk also threatened to relocate the company's headquarters to either Nevada or Texas, where laws are less restrictive.
WATCH: Pierre Poilievre highlights major problems with Trudeau's bailouts to large corporations
Poilievre says that while large corporations are indeed hurting, the measures announced today by Trudeau could come back to harm Canadians down the road.
WATCH: Ford says he makes 'the best cherry cheesecake, from scratch, ever'
"We're reopening things safely, and with strict public health measures in place," said Ford. "Today, thousands of people are going back to work."
OPP release sketch of suspect impersonating police officer
The OPP have given some tips to the public to help those in the public who may encounter an impersonator.