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 Liberals push for easier mail-in voting, 5 MILLION mail-in ballots ready to be printed
Dominic LeBlanc told Parliament yesterday that, because he found mail-in voting to be too challenging in 2019, mail-in voting should be made easier.
WATCH: Poilievre DESTROYS Trudeau Minister for 'abysmal record' on housing
"That is the abysmal record of that particular member, and he should be apologizing to all people in Canada."
11-year-old boy on bike dies after accident with car near Highway 407 in Ontario
Police say the boy was riding a bicycle across the highway on-ramp when the child was struck at around 4 pm.
Air Canada to recall more than 2,600 jobs as industry prepares for travel boom
The company laid off thousands of employees last year, as the travel industry weathered the pandemic.
BREAKING: Ethics Committee says audit of WE Charity necessary before Canadian gov't can give funding
"We were unable to ascertain a clear division between how monies flowed through the charitable wing and their for-profit operations."
Alberta man who allegedly murdered girlfriend was considered high-risk sex offender by parole board
Police say Toner left Ware's body in Kootenay National Park, where her remains were found on May 6.
CN Tower lights up in red, blue, and white for Montreal Canadiens
The CN Tower has been federally owned and managed by Canada Lands Company, a crown corporation.
REVEALED: Former scientific director of Winnipeg microbiology lab had 'concerns' over scientists from China
It was revealed that two researchers at the microbiology lab had their security clearances revoked, after sending samples of Ebola and Henipavirus to the Wuhan Virology Institute's request.
Postmedia publishes open letter to Trudeau demanding action on tech giants: 'All we've gotten is talk'
The letter says that he and Minister of Canadian Heritage Steven Guilbeault have talked a big game in the fight against tech giants, but their action has been minimal.
BREAKING: Psaki says no predictions on timeline for Canada-US border re-opening
"I don't have anything to predict on the timeline," said Psaki.
BREAKING: Trudeau says there's difference between freedom of expression and 'freedom to hate'
"There needs to be freedom of conscious, and religion... There isn't however, freedom to hate," said Trudeau.
BREAKING: London police believe driver intentionally hit pedestrians because they were Muslim
Police believe that the five people who were struck by a vehicle were intentionally targeted due to their Islamic faith.
BREAKING: Ontario will enter Stage One of re-opening on June 11
The Ontario government has confirmed that the province will enter Stage One of reopening as of June 11. Previous story below.
Jeff Bezos to shoot himself into space along with his brother
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos announced that he and his brother will be shooting themselves into space, via his private rocket company, in July.
BREAKING: Government of Canada IP address edits Guilbeault's Wikipedia to spread misinformation
Conservative MP Tim Uppal said that "using government resources to quash dissent is usually something we see in dictatorships, not Canada."