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 to skip another debate, leading to its cancellation
The chair of the Munk Debates, an event in which party leaders would discuss foreign policy, has been cancelled due to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s refusal to participate.
Protestors and supporters clash as Justin Trudeau visits deli
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau exited his campaign bus in Stoney Creek, Ontario, he was greeted by protestors and supporters.
New poll: Tight race for PM after Trudeau’s blackface scandal
Of the 1,929 polled, 63 percent say they “have made up their minds how they are going to vote, and 54 percent say they have been following the campaign very or pretty closely.”
Snowfall expected in Albertan cities as early as next Sunday
Though Fall started just days ago, it looks as though some major population centres are going to get hit hard, especially in the western Prairies, especially in Alberta.
Dennis Prager: The Post Millennial interview
Prager’s lengthy career—now spanning 25 years—has serious staying power, and has evolved along with the changing landscape of media, and Prager acknowledges that.
Vegan protesters block shoppers from buying meat
A supermarket in New Zealand was ground zero for a clash between vegan protesters and meat-eaters.
Area 51 is being stormed by memelords
Area 51, the infamous and secretive airbase secluded in the middle of the Nevada desert, is being raided.
Trudeau: “We will ban military-style assault rifles”
Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau has unveiled the Liberal Party’s plan to restrict assault rifles and handguns, a plan which is set to be starkly different from the Conservative’s plan.
Kathleen Wynne declares that Trudeau’s international reputation is tarnished
Wynne’s comments will come as a blow to Trudeau, who is attempting to stop further Liberal dissatisfaction arriving from the surfaced blackface photos.
Greta Thunberg to be given key to Montreal following climate march
Controversial climate activist Greta Thunberg has been formally invited by the city of Montreal to receive a key to the city.
Twitter roasts Trudeau over racist brownface photo
The internet has been set ablaze following the unearthing of a photograph that shows Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wearing “brownface” while at a themed party in 2001.
Vegan-based Beyond Meat to be pulled from Tim Hortons
Tim Hortons’ venture into the vegan market will be coming to an end if you live outside of Ontario or British Columbia.
Ontario child hospitalized with serious lung disease linked to vaping
The Middlesex-London Health Unit says a London, Ontario youth has been hospitalized with a “severe respiratory illness” believed to be linked to vaping, according to the CBC.
Conservative candidate James Cumming calls out Edmonton MP for funding anti-oil groups
A release by the Conservative Party of Canada has their local candidate, James Cumming, criticizing the Liberal candidate, Randy Boissonnault, for his role in allegedly funding anti-oil groups in the pro-oil province.
Fredericton police arrest 14-year-old boy after alleged high-speed bus chase
Fredericton police say a 14-year-old boy is in custody following an incident in which police needed to use a spike strip to stop a stolen school bus allegedly being driven by the boy. Two police vehicles were damaged in the incident, as the bus backed into them.