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.
O'Toole says Conservatives will not recognize Taliban as legitimate government of Afghanistan
The Trudeau government has been more ambiguous in their position on whether or not it would acknowledge the hostile regime.
WATCH: Trudeau can't say what would happen to public employees who refuse vaccine
During a press event in Longueuil, Quebec, Trudeau said that the matter was still being discussed with the public sector unions.
Trudeau's Health Department: Decriminalize meth, heroin, and cocaine
A federal report states that Canada should decriminalize heroin, with Liberal Health Minister Patty Hajdu saying that all options are on the table.
BREAKING: O'Toole says 'Conservatives support Canadians' right to determine their own health choices' with vaccines
"We encourage every Canadian who is able to get one. Conservatives support Canadians' right to determine their own health choices."
BREAKING: Trudeau Liberals to block interprovincial air travel for unvaccinated Canadians
Alghabra said that the Trudeau government is seeking practical ways to require vaccines "as quickly as possible."
BREAKING: Trudeau Liberals announce all federal employees MUST be fully vaccinated
Federal employees will now be required to have received at least two doses of approved vaccine for COVID-19.
Jagmeet Singh seeking BILLIONS in proposed taxes
"We are the only party talking about increasing revenue, basically taxing the ultra-rich so we can pay for the investments that people need," said Singh.
BREAKING: Trudeau calls 11-year sentence of Canada's Michael Spavor 'unacceptable'
"China’s conviction and sentencing of Michael Spavor is absolutely unacceptable and unjust," wrote Trudeau.
BREAKING: China sentences Canada's Michael Spavor to 11 YEARS for spying
Canada's Michael Spavor, one of the two Michaels that has been in Chinese detention since 2018, was convicted on counts of espionage on Wednesday night.
BREAKING: Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister will not seek re-election
Progressive Conservative Premier Brian Pallister announced during a press conference in Brandon, Manitoba on Tuesday that he will not be seeking re-election.
Ottawa police show photos of cruiser after accident caused by an alleged drunk driver
"The 44 year old woman (driver) is facing charges including operation while impaired and operation causing bodily harm," the post said.
BREAKING: Andrew Cuomo resigns as Governor of New York amid sexual misconduct scandal
Cuomo said that while it was his instinct to fight against accusations against him, that he did not want to waste government resources, and that his love of New York directed his decision to step down.
BREAKING: O'Toole advocates for boycotting Beijing Olympics over country's decision to put Canadian to death
O'Toole said that tensions between Canada and China could see a boiling point that would make it unsafe for Canadian Olympic athletes to travel to China for the event.
Three people shot at Mississauga house party
Officers arrived at a residence near Hurontario Street and World Drive at approximately 8:30 pm after reports of gunfire.
Mandatory vaccines would equal 'loss of fundamental rights,' says Parliamentary report
"Subjecting the ability to participate in public life to some form of government surveillance diminishes the level of freedom one expects in a democracy," the report reads.