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's health minister says gov't will not help Canadians who get stuck abroad
As the new COVID-19 variant spreads, the Trudeau government brought in a new travel advisory that told Canadians not to travel.
WATCH: Pierre Poilievre says Trudeau has put us in 'great peril' with unlimited spending
Carleton MP Pierre Poilievre warned that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's spending has already put Canadians in "great peril" due to his government's high spending.
Canadians told to avoid NON-ESSENTIAL travel as Christmas nears
The Trudeau Liberals announced on Wednesday that they are once again advising against non-essential travel outside of the country.
Canadian dollar declines in value after fall in oil prices
Oil remains one of Canada's chief exports. When oil prices fall, the Canadian economy suffers.
Freeland vows to cut federal deficit, but won't say how
The Trudeau government expects the budget to sink to $144.5 billion in 2022.
Trudeau Liberals warned that Canadians oppose internet censorship
The Trudeau government remains steadfast with its internet censorship, saying that it is a top priority.
HAPPY NEW YEAR: Poilievre says Trudeau adding 'insult to injury' by hiking taxes on January 1
Poilievre wrote that the Trudeau Liberals "plan to raise taxes on energy, wages and alcohol on January 1st."
BREAKING: Canada's 2020-21 deficit now projected at $327.7 BILLION
According to the fiscal update, the 2021 deficit is now projected at $327.7 billion.
BREAKING: Ford government announces new, stricter measures for nursing homes
The Ford government has announced that all staff, volunteers, and caregivers, including those that are fully vaccinated, will be tested twice per week.
Toronto police release video of suspect in murder of billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman
Toronto Police Service released a statement on Tuesday and provided footage of a suspect in the murder of local billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman.
Nova Scotia man charged after allegedly making fake vaccination passes
According to RCMP, the man, 50, of Barrington, Nova Scotia, was making fake COVID proof-of-vaccination cards.
Liberal and Bloc MPs stop probe into $500 BILLION in spending by Trudeau Liberals
"It would just be stirring the pot," said one Liberal MP.
Trudeau says he refuses to pick a fight with Quebec over religious symbols law
Quebec Premier François Legault told reporters on Monday that Ottawa should "respect the democratic choices made by the Quebec nation."
40 percent of Canadians have unvaccinated friends or family, don't discuss issue: Poll
35 percent of those surveyed said that the matter was "not an issue," and that the topic is not brought up.
Ontario doctor says Omicron IS NOT MILDER, says to stop 'wishful thinking'
"There is a myth out there that it's mild. We need to address this myth now."