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.
No, Trump did not call the coronavirus a hoax
President Donald Trump addressed the coronavirus at a rally in Charleston, South Carolina yesterday, mentioning the Democratic Party’s effort to politicize the issue.
First coronavirus case of unknown origins appears in California
The first case of coronavirus with unknown origins has been confirmed in California.
French-language union CANCELS strike in Ontario due to snowy sidewalks
The union representing French-language teachers has decided to cancel Thursday’s strikes to keep indoors during inclement weather conditions.
WATCH: ABC correspondent admits he’s a socialist, now suspended
A new video released by James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas was released on to Twitter this morning which reveals shocking information about Senior ABC news correspondent David Wright.
Toronto hammer attack could be terrorism, say police
A murder with a hammer that killed a 64-year-old woman on Feb. 21 is being called a terrorist attack, as the murderer now faces terrorism charges.
‘White lives don’t matter’ signs appear in Ontario, antifascist group denies wrongdoing
Signs that read “White Lives Don’t Matter” and “Racism against whites doesn’t exist” have appeared all over Kitchener/Waterloo.
Canadians should prepare for coronavirus as potential PANDEMIC, say leading doctors
Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Theresa Tam said the coronavirus will be impossible to contain if the virus were to continue spreading internationally.
Over 500,000 children living in poverty in Canada, despite historic lows
Statistics Canada has revealed the number of Canadians living below the poverty in, according to 2018’s tax return figures.
Thousands STRANDED in Toronto as GO trains blocked by anti-pipeline protestors
Toronto area GO Trains have been halted after protestors were cleared from weeks-long rail blockades near Belleville, Ontario.
Jason Kenney to table act that will prevent railway blockades in Alberta
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced his plan to table what will be “Bill Number One” of the next session of Alberta’s next legislation.
Alberta court rules Trudeau’s carbon tax unconstitutional
A 4-1 decision in the Court of Appeal of Alberta has found the Trudeau’government Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act unconstitutional.
As anti-pipeline blockades continue, grocery stores are starting to run out of goods
Some grocery stores are beginning to feel the burden of Canada’s rail blockades, which have brought the country to nearly a full stoppage for weeks.
Eco-radicals celebrate the cancellation of Alberta Teck mine
Canadians are tweeting about Teck Frontier oil’s withdrawal of their application for their Alberta sand mines project—a cancellation that has Canadians polarized.
WATCH: OPP arrest protestors at anti-pipeline rail blockades in Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have moved in on blockaders on Mohawk Territory after a deadline calling for them to clear the Belleville, Ontario railway expired.
Trudeau admits Scheer was right by calling for blockades to end
Let’s hope that for the good of our economy and our communities that Trudeau doesn’t fail once again in getting the police to clear the blockades.