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: O'Toole demands other party leaders to condemn 'violent actions of the Cuban communist government'
The statement is the latest in O'Toole's attack on Trudeau, who has used weak rhetoric in discussing the pro-democracy protests in Cuba.
Toronto rapper Rolexx Homi charged with attempted murder, arrested with guns, drugs: police
The Toronto-based rapper was wanted in relation to a December 2020 shooting, as well as calling for gun violence via social media.
WATCH: Man with swastika tattoo harasses, assaults Jewish people around Toronto
Hate crime charges are yet to have been laid, though the Toronto Hate Crime Unit is aware of the incident and further action could be taken.
Toronto city council votes to rename Dundas Street in 17-7 vote
Toronto City Council voted 17-7 in favour of the name's removal, along with the removal of other things named after the politician.
'Majority' of COVID deaths were among those 85+, typically with dementia or Alzheimer's: StatCan
The report, written to the Commons human resources committee, states that the majority of Canadians who died of COVID-19 resided in long-term care homes.
Pizzeria owner says he will no longer accept $10 bills with John A. Macdonald on them
MacDonald said that Canada should opt for positive role models on the Canadian bills, such as Terry Fox.
Toronto man charged after allegedly sexually assaulting three women last week
Barnes' alleged sexual assaults occurred on consecutive days.
WATCH: Poilievre calls for 'job plan that works,' highlights Trudeau's economic failures
"Canada’s unemployment rate now sits at 7.8 per cent, the second-highest in the G7 and two per cent above the average G7 unemployment rate."
BREAKING: Ontario to reopen sooner than expected, Stage 3 starting Friday
Premier Doug Ford will announce that Ontario is to move into Stage 3 of reopening sooner than the expected date of July 21, and will stead open on July 16.
Chinese propagandist tweets cartoon criticizing Trudeau's reconciliation efforts
The cartoon reads: “We stole your land, we killed your men, we buried your child, Let’s reconcile," in a tweet that states "Who is this man? Isn't he worried about the indigenous people spitting on his face?"
Social media ROASTS Trudeau over photo op on Indigenous graveyard
Premier Scott Moe also took photos holding a teddy bear and kneeling on the site of the graves.
New OECD report shows Canada still among highest unemployment rates in the world
According to the latest available data, Canada's unemployment rate sits at 8.2 percent, behind just Sweden, Chile, Italy, Turkey, Columbia, Spain, Greece, and Costa Rica.
Disgraced former Trudeau advisor claims burning down churches is 'understandable'
Former top Trudeau advisor Gerald Butts tweeted on Tuesday that it "may be understandable" for people to burn down churches.
Sir John A. Macdonald scrubbed from Canada's national archives, called 'outdated' and 'offensive'
“Our current website contains information that was written many years ago,” said a notice by the archives' management.
BREAKING: Trudeau announces appointment of Canada's first Indigenous Governor General, Mary Simon
Simon is originally from Nunavik, Quebec, and served as a former ambassador for Canada to Denmark.