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.
Trudeau says businesses who do not fight climate change will not get new support money
Trudeau said that oil and gas companies will be expected to put forward a frame that shows their commitments to reducing emissions and fighting climate change to be eligible for the LEEFF.
Nova Scotia RCMP: Shooter used semi-automatic handguns, rifles, only one traces back to Canada
"The remaining guns that were recovered are believed to have been obtained from the United States," the RCMP have confirmed.
Trudeau government allows foreign worker permits while nearly 2.5 million Canadians are unemployed
The number of foreign workers hired in Canada since the WHO declaration of a worldwide pandemic on March 11 is not known.
Norm Macdonald asks Dr. Jordan Peterson to appear on his podcast
Peterson, who appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience at a somewhat regular basis, has not appeared on the show since November of 2018.
WATCH: Premier Ford accidentally referred to as 'prime minister,' says 'not yet'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford was accidentally referred to as "prime minister" at Saturday's press conference, which led to Ford quickly responding by saying, "not yet."
BREAKING: Trudeau extends emergency wage subsidy, thanks Taiwan for gift of masks
Trudeau said that over 7 million Canadians were on CERB, and that employers had applied for the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy for nearly 2 million employees.
WATCH: Liberal minister WILL NOT acknowledge Taiwan's gift to Canada, can't even say country's name
Minister Champagne tweeted out a personal "thank you" to China on March 28, but has not yet thanked Taiwan, the democratic island nation off the coast of the hostile authoritarian regime.
American mayor becomes tool in Chinese coronavirus propaganda
This spin of an American mayor's report of a really bad cold in November is the latest weapon in an arsenal of accusations from Chinese state media.
BREAKING: Ford says visit cottages if needed, but don't party
Ford said that he spoke to mayors of small towns in cottage country to get a better picture of what Ontarians should do this long weekend.
BREAKING: Trudeau has 'greater, greener goals' for Alberta's oil economy, says province must 'innovate'
"We need their capacity to innovate, and figure out how we're going to move forward towards our greater, greener goals. We can't do it without them."
Liberal MP and chair of health committee signs petition claiming 5G radiation causes childhood cancer
The US government has previously said there is “no evidence to suggest that 5G has anything to do with COVID-19," or that 5G poses health risks, in general.
101-year-old BC World War II veteran sets out to raise $101,000 for coronavirus charity by walking 101 laps
Hillman, who was born in Wales in 1919, says his motivation will be his wife of 79 years, Irene Hillman. He has already raised an impressive $36,846.
William Shatner BLASTS Alberta police who arrested Stormtrooper
The woman was arrested on May the Fourth (be with you) after citizens complained that someone dressed as a Stormtrooper had a firearm.
Ford announces economic reopening—starting May 8
Ford announced that as of Friday May 8, garden centres and nurseries will be allowed to reopen, heading into Mother's Day.
Rebel News sues PMO over Question Period favouritism, blacklisting of reporters
A Federal Court application submitted by Rebel News says that they have attempted to submit questions to Trudeau twenty times over the phone, with all questions having been denied.