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.
CBC embarrasses itself with bizarre column by woman afraid of white voters
Author Zeahaa Rehman said she lived in fear of white voters hating her because she is Muslim.
Trudeau says he will remain Liberal leader into next federal election
When asked whether he would remain leader, Trudeau gave a firm "yes," before receiving applause from his new cabinet.
O'Toole calls Trudeau cabinet 'inexperienced and ideologically driven' in statement
The statement calls for "serious" solutions, rather than "risky" economic schemes.
BREAKING: Hajdu OUT as health minister, Anand IN as defense minister, and more changes to cabinet
Those remaining at their positions include Chrystia Freeland as deputy prime minister and finance minister, Omar Alghabra as minister of transport, and Marie Claude Bibeau at agriculture.
BREAKING: Dave Chappelle refuses to apologize to triggered trans activists: 'I said what I said'
"For the record, and I need you to know this, everyone I know from that community has been loving and supporting, so I don’t know what all this nonsense is about."
BREAKING: Guilbeault may be OUT as Heritage Minister: Source
One of those who are being shuffled out of their position is Minister of Heritage Steven Guilbeault, who may be assigned to the role of Minister of Infrastructure.
Trudeau to visit Europe for first G20 meeting since pre-pandemic
The main focuses of the summit will be pandemic management, climate change, and vaccine equity around the world.
BREAKING: BC Liberals reject Aaron Gunn's application to run for party leadership
The party claims to have gone through a "thorough review of Mr. Gunn's statements on social media, both public and private."
Seven-year anniversary of deadly terrorist attack on Parliament Hill draws tributes from all party leaders
Politicians of all stripes are paying tribute to Nathan Cirillo on the seven-year anniversary of his murder at the National War Memorial in Ottawa.
Canadians having trouble feeding their families, wages not rising fast enough: Poll
37 percent of respondents said that affording enough food to feed their households during the pandemic has been "difficult," with another 9 percent saying it has been "very difficult."
BREAKING: Trudeau confirms national standardized proof of vaccination for Canada
Certificates will be used for both domestic and international travel, he said.
BREAKING: Trudeau says Canada will receive enough Pfizer doses to vaccinate all children ages 5-11 'as soon as possible'
"We've heard that Pfizer has now submitted, for regulatory approval at Health Canada, a pediatric vaccine for kids 5 to 11. This is great news," assured Trudeau.
BREAKING: Military base that houses Walter Reed medical centre under LOCKDOWN after bomb threat
Personnel in the facility were ordered to shelter in place after receiving phone call from an anonymous number at 8:45 am.
Toronto man arrested after allegedly sexually assaulting 'a number of children' outside daycare
Police believe that there may be more victims.
Justice Centre suing Ontario government over vaccine passport
"The Ontario vaccine passport itself is an instrument of coercion that pressures individuals to submit to a medical intervention."