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.
NOT GUILTY: All charges dropped against Joshua Boyle
The case against Joshua Boyle has been dismissed, after a judge dropped accusations of Boyle assaulting his wife, Caitlan Coleman.
Supreme Court overturns decision that allowed U.S. Super Bowl ads in Canadian broadcast
Canadians hoping to tune in to American Super Bowl commercials again this year are in for a letdown.
Petition calls out Liberal government for ‘egregious’ proposed gun laws
A new petition to the Canadian government from concerned gun owners has reached just under 30,000 signatures in just two days.
‘IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE’ signs called ‘atrocious’ by Scottish politicians
The city of Perth, Scotland was terrorized by what some are calling “unacceptable” and “racist” propaganda.
SNC-Lavalin to pay $280 million fine, plead guilty to corruption charge
Controversial engineering firm SNC-Lavalin will plead guilty to a corruption charge, say federal prosecutors in a Montreal court on Wednesday.
Arrest made in Toronto-area serial rapist case
Toronto Police have announced that they have arrested Dipesh Patel, 34, after months of investigating.
Liberals announce carbon-tax rebate decrease for four provinces
The Trudeau government has announced their decision to decrease carbon tax rebates in three provinces.
Rona Ambrose considering Conservative leadership bid
Former Conservative politician Rona Ambrose is considering the possibility of running for the party’s leadership.
WATCH: Trans activists protest city’s Transgender Remembrance Day because it’s not good enough
Trans rights groups in Olympia, Washington made their voices heard at a city hall event, as the group claimed having police present was violence.
Sask. premier wants province to have Quebec-style immigration system
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe went on to say that he’s looking at Quebec as a model province, controlling their own immigration and tax systems.
Four foreign affair gaffes that show Trudeau is underqualified
Gaffe after gaffe helps build the case that Trudeau is out of his league, having embarrassed himself in several countries on several occasions.
‘That was funny when I said that guy was two-faced,’ Trump says about Trudeau on hot mic
Trump’s hot mic, observed by numerous different outlets in London, overheard Trump bragging about his snarky comments to Trudeau, calling him “two-faced.”
Man who killed himself on Alberta Legislature was a veteran
The man who committed suicide on the steps of the Alberta legislature on Monday was “a quiet man who would help anybody in need,” his family told CBC.
Kamala Harris announces end of presidential candidacy
California Senator Kamala Harris is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, according to a member of her staff.
Trudeau doesn’t remember Canadian military spending numbers, Trump calls Canada ‘slightly delinquent’
US President Donald Trump addressed media in a meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, openly name-calling Canadian military spending.