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: Ontario pauses AstraZeneca vaccine rollout due to possible blood clot link
Over two million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine have been given across Canada.
BREAKING: O'Toole condemns 'frightening campaign of rocket attacks by Hamas' in Israel
"Canada's Conservatives strongly condemn the frightening campaign of rocket attacks by Hamas. These terrorist attacks are indiscriminately targeting civilians and have already taken innocent lives."
BREAKING: Trudeau says Canadians can have a 'one-dose summer' to set up for a 'two-dose fall'
"A one-dose summer sets us up for a two-dose fall, when we'll be able to talk about going back to school, back to work, and back to more normality," Trudeau said.
Members vote unanimously to summon Trudeau's censorship czar to explain Bill C-10's full reach
Members of the House of Commons heritage committee voted 11-0 to summon the heritage minister to suspend the bill until he explains it.
Trudeau Liberals, NDP vote to end debate on extended mail-in ballot bill
The bill aims to decrease queues at polling stations that would put people in close contact with one another.
BREAKING: NBC CANCELS Golden Globe Awards over diversity scandal
Several celebrities have since denounced the HFPA, including Scarlett Johansson, who said the group was "legitimized by Harvey Weinstein."
Trudeau Liberals push bill that would allow mail-in ballots to be received one day after election day
"Canadians deserve to have full confidence in their ability to exercise their democratic rights safely in these unprecedented times," a statement from Minister Dominic LeBlanc reads.
BREAKING: Ford government considers stay-at-home order extension until June 2
Ontario may extend its stay-at-home order until June 2, with the Ford cabinet set to meet sometime on Monday.
Canadian University Music Society publishes demands to 'decolonize' music, including abolishing 'rudiments of music' and scales
"White supremacist" structures include "learning scales," which the authors say "perpetuate and solidify the hegemony of Euro-American repertoire, music history, and analysis."
Pierre Poilievre SLAMS Trudeau's censorship czar for spreading misinformation
Poilievre has been a vocal opponent of Bill C-10, calling the bill one that "regulates what people say and see online."
Kenney says his caucus has 'free will,' can decide for themselves if they will get vaccine
"My colleagues, as far as I know, intend to get vaccinated and have as soon as they have been eligible."
BREAKING: Chief of staff refuses to say who made decision to not tell Trudeau about military sexual misconduct allegations
Telford said that she and Prime Minister Trudeau were not aware of the nature of the allegations until they were made public in February by media outlets.
Trudeau Calls Bill C-10 Critics Conspiracy Theorists?! - This Week In Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that those criticizing Bill C-10 were tinfoil hat wearers. That's some serious gaslighting.
REVEALED: Trudeau Liberals did not review Antifa groups for terrorist designation
Trudeau's terrorist report has a heavy emphasis on extremism on the right, but lacks any mention of left-wing extremism.
Canada's economy loses 207,000 jobs in April: StatCan
Statistics Canada's most recent labour force survey has found that Canada's economy has lost 207,000 jobs in April.