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.
BREAKING UPDATE: 6 dead after helicopter crashes into Hudson River near Manhattan: report
"Due to a helicopter crash in the Hudson River, in the vicinity of the West Side Highway and Spring Street, expect emergency vehicles and traffic delays in the surrounding areas," the NYPD posted to X.
Chinese AI memes mock American workers, Trump, tariffs
AI-generated content shared by Chinese TikTok users shows grim portrayals of Americans, now depicted as re-industrialized with overweight workers sewing low-cost clothing.
BREAKING: Trump signs EO to 'Make Showers Great Again,' ending 'Obama-Biden war on water pressure'
"No longer will shower heads be weak and worthless."
4 teenagers charged after mass shooting leaves 3 dead in Fredericksburg, Virginia
According to authorities, two of the suspects are 16-years-old, one is 17-year-old, and another is 18-year-old.
Trump admin weighs using drone strikes against Mexican drug cartels: report
Officials from the White House, the Defense Department, and intelligence agencies have reportedly been discussing options, which include drone strikes on cartel leaders and supply chains inside Mexico.
BREAKING: Judge demands Trump admin reinstate AP to special status after Gulf of America naming dispute
"The Constitution forbids viewpoint discrimination, even in a nonpublic forum like the Oval Office," Judge McFadden wrote.
Doug Ford announces BILLIONS in tax relief, government handouts for Ontario businesses amid US tariff fallout
"Today's measures will help give workers and businesses the support they need in the face of growing economic uncertainty," Ford wrote in a statement.
Rumble, Rebel News sue Canadian government over alleged free speech violations
In this latest case, the plaintiffs are asking for $37,177.80 to cover the extra security costs, $250,000 in punitive damages, and their legal expenses.
Ontario court admits ban on Covid protests was unconstitutional
Then-Ontario MPP Randy Hillier had been charged for organizing or attending protests against COVID restrictions in spring 2021, during a time when the province banned most outdoor gatherings.
Victoria Spartz says Ukraine should consider giving up land, slams Zelensky at town halls
"I just don’t see how they (Ukraine) can be positioned to demand to keep the land. If they would be winning the war, that will be very different."
Canada loses 33,000 jobs in March as unemployment jumps to 6.7 percent
"The wheels may be starting to fall off the Canadian labour market."
Four girls attacked In Brooklyn apartment by man with meat cleaver, suspect and victims in hospital
The victims are girls aged 16, 13, 11, and 8. They were all seriously hurt and taken to Maimonides Medical Center. Police said they are expected to survive.
Hunter Biden tapped US officials to help Burisma sidestep regulations, red tape in Italy
Hunter sent a letter to then-US Ambassador to Italy, John Phillips, asking for help setting up a meeting with a local Italian official.
BREAKING: Pro-life activist Savannah Craven beaten and bloodied by abortion supporter during NYC street interview
At first, the woman engaged in conversation, but after realizing Craven was pro-life, she became angry and started punching her in the face, leaving her bloody.
BREAKING: Antifa attacks TPUSA tabling event featuring Brandon Tatum at UC Davis, gear stolen and students assaulted
According to organizers, “They stole the canopy, ripped down banners, smashed foam boards, and even tried to steal the iPad and laptop of a @tpusastudents field rep.”