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.
New York Times slammed for “airplanes took aim” tweet regarding 9/11 terrorist attacks
The New York Times has come under serious fire for a tweet downplaying the actions of terrorists that took place eighteen years ago on this day.
Rhinoceros Party’s candidate for Maxime Bernier’s riding is also named Maxime Bernier
The Rhinoceros Party, a satirical political party known for their bold campaign promises such as repealing the law of Gravity, has found the perfect candidate for run for the Beauce, Quebec riding currently held by Maxime Bernier—his name is, coincidentally, Maxime Bernier.
Rockets fired at location of Benjamin Netanyahu speech
Reports of rocket sirens were reported in the two cities of Ashkelon and Ashdod, with rockets being fired from Gaza.
Trucker arrested at U.S.-Canada border for allegedly smuggling $6M of cocaine
A Canadian truck driver coming across the Windsor-Detroit Ambassador Bridge has been arrested for allegedly attempting to illegally smuggle over 6 million dollars worth of cocaine into Canada.
Canadians mock Trudeau with #TrudeauInheritedSoMuch
Yesterday, the hashtag #ScheerWasSoPoorThat trended throughout Canada. Today, a new trend arose: #TrudeauInheritedSoMuch
Hasbro goes woke with new “Ms. Monopoly” board game that pays women more than men
Hasbro is debuting a special edition of Monopoly which “celebrates women’s empowerment” by giving female players more money.
UPDATE: Scheer responds to Twitter hashtag that mocks his working-class background
A new hashtag is trending on Twitter, and this one appears to be going after Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer’s upbringing in a poor family.
Green Party will not silence MPs who are anti-abortion, says Elizabeth May
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says members of the Green Party “won’t be prevented “ from trying to reopen the abortion debate in the next Parliament.
Canada’s Bianca Andreescu defeats Serena Williams in stunning US Open final
Mississauga, Ontario’s very own Bianca Andreescu defeated Serena Williams 6-3, 7-5 to become the first Canadian to ever win a…
Poll: 73 percent of conservative college students withhold their views in class
The survey, made up of 1000 Republican and Republican-leaning college students found “nearly three quarters” of those surveyed had withheld their political views during class.
Vegan and LGBT protestors crash opening of Canada’s first Chick-fil-A
The Chick-fil-A store opening in Toronto is already going through its first wave of protests, as activists from LGBTQ and Animal Rights groups assemble to fight the tyranny of Chick-fil-A and their delicious chicken.
Trudeau dismisses Grassy Narrows protestors asking for an end to mercury poisoning crisis
Similar in tone to when he thanked another Grassy Narrows protestor for their “donation” at a fundraiser in Toronto, Trudeau seems to make a beeline for his vehicle, telling the protestors, “Thanks for being here.”
Three small children in hospital after being poked by syringe near Toronto school
Toronto police say three small children were taken to hospital following their discovery of used syringes near a Roncesvalles elementary school early on Wednesday.
Climate doomsayers like Greta Thunberg and the DNC are destroying discourse
We’ve descended into discourse that calls for birth strikes, international abortions, and on the farthest end of the spectrum, the consumption of human flesh, all to save the environment
Former Liberal Jane Philpott criticizes Liberals for politicizing abortion
Former Liberal candidate Jane Philpott has stated she stands by her pledge to support access to abortion “despite her beliefs,” but accuses the party she was booted from of playing politics with the hot-button topic.