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.
Liberal MPs say party has to become 'less woke'
One MP said that the Liberals needed to go closer to the center-right. "You have to go back to the basics, to a more direct link with the people," they said. "Poilievre's party can't fill the centre."
Poilievre slams Trudeau for overtaxing Canadians
Poilievre issued a challenge to Trudeau, saying that if he really cares about Canadians, he should commit to no new tax increases on workers and on seniors.
BREAKING: Pierre Poilievre declared Conservative leader on first ballot
Pierre Poilievre has won the leadership contest to become the next leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
Trudeau Liberals agree to resettle 1,000 Afghans at request of US
Canada's resettlement criteria for those from the facility include religious minorities, single women, civil servants, social activists, and journalists.
Toronto police seeking suspect after sexual assault of 13-year-old girl
Toronto Police Service say that the girl was approached by the man on August 29 at 6:30 pm near Dixon Road and Islington Avenue.
WATCH: Deepfake video shows Trudeau reading from 'How the Prime Minister Stole Freedom' book
"From coast to coast the truckers drove through the snow and their small fringe numbers continued to grow. Then one day a trucker appeared in the town, with thousands behind them from miles around," one passage reads.
'Anti-racist' professor at Carnegie Mellon wishes 'excruciating pain' on Queen as she dies
Anya was born in Nigeria, which was a British colony until 1960.
BREAKING: King Charles III releases statement on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II
King Charles III released a statement on Thursday after the passing of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.
WestJet uniforms now include name tag space for pronouns
The uniforms will also have new tags that denote which pronouns they prefer to be refered to as.
BREAKING: Steve Bannon surrenders himself in New York, faces money laundering and conspiracy charges
"This is nothing more than a partisan political weaponization of the criminal justice system," he said.
Trudeau tells cabinet he will remain leader in next election
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told his cabinet on Wednesday that he will be leader for the next federal election.
WATCH: New UK PM Liz Truss pays tribute to Boris Johnson
Truss continued: "Let me pay tribute to my predecessor, Boris Johnson delivered Brexit, the Covid vaccine, and stood up to Russian aggression.
Man who murdered Moncton teen in 1987 at large after breaching parole
Patrice Mailloux shot and killed Laura Ann Davis, 16, while she was closing her family convenience store in 1987.
Sask mass murder suspect has decades-long criminal history, including stabbing friends with fork
"It is the Board’s opinion that you will not present an undue risk to society if released on statutory release," the parole board said last year after Sanderson's lengthy prison stay.
Trudeau says tragedies like Saskatchewan stabbings 'all too commonplace' in Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed media on Labour Day after a stabbing spree in Saskatchewan that left ten dead and over a dozen injured.