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.
UK police SLAMMED for defending gender identity of convicted pedophile
The police service said that it would "not tolerate any hateful comments about gender" in an online statement after it was criticized for referring to the biological male pedophile as female.
Mayor Eric Adams' tent city roundly opposed by New Yorkers
New York is constructing its first set of tent cities for illegal migrants in the Bronx, with workers "getting stuff done" to lay out the welcome mat in an Orchard Beach parking lot.
BREAKING: FBI whistleblower speaks out to TPUSA: 'the patriots are being attacked'
Guandolo reveals that enemies of the state are much closer than most realize, and are on "American soil, present within our institutions, and advising those who are sworn to represent us throughout the highest levels of our federal government."
BREAKING: Parents, students protest Oakville high school over biological male ‘fetish teacher’ with giant prosthetic breasts
Photographs and video footage went viral on social media last showing Lemieux teaching shop class wearing a blond wig, short-shorts, and a tight top stretched almost to breaking point by gigantic fake breasts with protruding nipples.
New Delhi warns Indians in Canada to 'remain vigilant' due to 'increase in hate crimes'
"There has been a sharp increase in incidents of hate crimes, sectarian violence, and anti-India activities in Canada," the statement says.
BREAKING: Prosecutors recommend AGAINST bringing charges against Matt Gaetz for sex-trafficking
Prosecutors told the Justice Department superiors that a conviction is unlikely due to a lack of credibility with the two central witnesses, a source familiar with the matter said.
EXCLUSIVE: Senator Ron Johnson demands answers from Twitter CEO about how Covid facts were determined to be 'misinformation'
Johnson had been censored himself on Twitter for sharing information that was not only not false, but based on data from a government agency, VAERS.
BREAKING: Facebook could lift Trump's suspension by 2023
Facebook announced in January of last year that it would block Trump from its platforms until January 20, the day Biden was set to be sworn in. That ban has remained in place ever since.
BREAKING: Special Master judge 'skeptical' about Trump team's claims of declassifying documents
Dearie called on Trump's lawyers to provide evidence for the claim that Trump had declassified the documents which were discovered in his residence.
Poilievre Conservatives lead Trudeau Liberals 34 to 28 in new poll
According to figures, 34 percent of Canadians would vote for the Poilievre Conservatives, while 28 would vote for the Trudeau Liberals.
Beyond Meat COO bites off tip of man's nose after road rage incident: police
Beyond Meat COO Doug Ramsey was arrested following an alleged road rage incident that led to him biting the flesh off of the tip of the victim's nose, according to local news.
Ottawa Police prosecuting their own officer after alleged Freedom Convoy donation
The allegations were served to Neilson last month, alleging that she knew that the convoy was an "illegal occupation" but donated to the protest—which was by and large peaceful—anyway.
WATCH: Trudeau BOOED while leaving London
This isn't the first time Trudeau's received a harsh reaction in London. Protestors appeared outside 10 Downing Street in London in March, where they could be heard chanting "f*ck Trudeau."
BREAKING: Judge declines to reinstate prosecutor fired by DeSantis for failing to do his job
For the time being, the Soros-backed Andrew Warren will not be reinstated while the prosecutor's case challenging DeSantis' firing continues onward.
'TONE DEAF': Trudeau mocked for singing Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody before Elizabeth II's funeral
An animated Trudeau was filmed singing the timeless tune in Corinthia Hotel, London during the official period of mourning just two days before Her Majesty's state funeral.