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: Two anti-Chinese racist incidents take place in Vancouver area
Two more videos of racist rants have surfaced showing people in Vancouver-area telling others to leave Canada.
WEXIT: Five potential national anthems for Western Canada
Some national anthem ideas for an independent Western Canada if Wexit happens.
Pamela Anderson called “racist” for Native American headdress photos
Canadian model and sex icon Pamela Anderson has come under fire after posting photos of herself with a Native American headdress.
Toronto’s shootings and stabbings continue, 11 incidents reported by police
Nearly a dozen more dangerous shootings and stabbings reported in Toronto last weekend.
Instagram influencer says World War II isn’t as important as climate change
British Reality star Freddie Bentley, 22, appeared on Good Morning Britain today, and gave his opinion, even though he didn’t necessarily have to, because no one really asked.
WATCH: Quebec gas station destroyed by windstorm
The footage is almost unbelievable, but when you consider that some parts of Quebec and Ontario are getting winds of nearly 100 km/h, it starts to make a bit more sense.
Ontario MPP wants to put an end to the pit bull ban
David Piccini has stated that he will be teaming up with Chatham-Kent-Leamington MPP Rich Nicholls on a collaborative effort to present a private member’s bill in legislature as soon as this Autumn, with an end to the breed-specific language from provincial law in their crosshairs.
WATCH: Antifa shows up to Andy Ngo’s house in Andy Ngo masks on Halloween
Unsettling security footage has appeared online of what appears to be six antifa grunts approaching journalist Andy Ngo’s door.
MAYHEM: Eight injured in Toronto shootings and stabbings on Halloween
It was a particularly violent Halloween for residents across the Greater Toronto Area, as intense winds caused branches and trees to dislodge, damaging power lines and causing widespread blackouts.
Trudeau won’t dress up for Halloween this year
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a man who is not known to shy away from a good costume party, will not wear a costume for this year’s trick-or-treat photo op.
Singh says people with ‘Mr. Scheer’s beliefs’ cannot be prime minister of Canada
Jagmeet Singh made a bold statement directed at Andrew Scheer, stating that you can’t be both a social conservative and serve as prime minister.
The New York Times hits new low, attacks hero dog and veteran within 24 hours
The Times has gone through a rough couple of days, having been at the centre of back-to-back embarrassing controversies in the Twittersphere.
Montreal Mayor postpones Halloween due to rain and wind, upsetting many
Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante has invited her city’s residents to participate in trick or treating a full day after Halloween.
Drag queen flashes young children at ‘Drag Queen Story Hour’
On October 17, non-binary drag queen Sasha Sota performed at a Library in front of a group of children. In one of the photos from the event, Sota’s spread legs can be seen briefly flashing the group of toddlers.
Australians may need facial ID to access porn sites in near future
The Australian National Security Ministry has proposed the use of facial recognition technology to access pornography as a measure to prevent minors from accessing the adult content.