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.
Longtime Conservative MP Mark Warawa passes after battle with cancer
He is survived by his wife, as well as his five children.
Alberta to be hit with 10 cm of snow. It’s June, by the way.
Environment Canada has now issued a snowfall warning for parts of Alberta, with large parts of the province under a rainfall warning.
Penticton child rushed to E.R. after stepping on needle at park
Hyde noticed the injury once her son, Hudson, informed her aunt that Emma’s foot was hurting.
Don’t let John Tory scare you into giving him your guns
Often, the people who make the laws surrounding guns know very little about guns or gun culture. People like John Tory would prefer that handguns magically disappear, rather than looking for realistic solutions to a complex problem.
Climate hypocrisy: Catherine McKenna takes chauffeured vehicle to climate change event
McKenna, who presents herself as a strong environmental protectionist, is also sponsoring a Commons motion to declare a national emergency on climate change that she swears is “not the flavour of the month.”
Two more Liberal MPs announce they won’t be seeking re-election
According to a post by Tan shared to his Facebook on Sunday, he’s looking “to spend more time with family and pursue other careers,” and will thus be stepping out of the political sphere. His decision opens a race in the Toronto-area riding.
Toronto Police responding to bomb threats at “numerous” post-secondary campuses
According to Toronto Police, there have been “numerous bomb threats to post-secondary campuses throughout the city.”
Jagmeet Singh wants to spend all of your money
With the Greens gaining in the polls, and the Liberals holding on to most of the left-leaning vote, it seems as though Jagmeet is going with a different strategy; out-liberal the Liberals, and out-green the Greens.
Three suspects in custody as two shot at Raptors parade
Police are saying that three suspects are now in custody, as one woman was reportedly shot, with one other person injured.
Alberta man charged after police find drugs and handgun in dayhome
Police have laid charges after a handgun and drugs were allegedly found in a Hidden Valley dayhome last week.
PANDEMONIUM! Raptors parade gets dangerously overcrowded
Nathan Philips Square hit capacity early on in the morning, with fans being told to watch the celebrations elsewhere. That’s when several fans began climbing the arches at the square, with police announcing over loudspeakers demanding fans climb down due to safety concerns.
Poll finds most Canadians in favour of limiting amount of immigrants
Although Canadians are voicing their concerns over their own country’s approach to immigration, and the ability of communities to take in newcomers due to housing and challenges with infrastructure, Hussen refutes that the answer is to not cut the number of immigrants coming to Canada.
Justin Trudeau is out of touch, and he doesn’t seem to care
How many times in Justin Trudeau’s life did he eat at Applebee’s or a Boston Pizza? Do you think Justin Trudeau ever had to work until his hands hurt, besides some sort of “enriching” volunteer experience?
Baby cut out of murdered woman’s womb dies in hospital
Spokesperson Cecilia Garcia confirmed a statement via Facebook that 19-year-old Marlen Ochoa-Lopez’s baby died at Christ Medical Centre in Oak Lawn, and announced that the baby had died from “a severe brain injury.”