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 calls for end to 'unfair and discriminatory' blood donation ban for gay and bisexual men
Gay and bisexual men were outright banned from donating blood between 1992 and 2013.
BREAKING: Trudeau says he has no regrets over Canada's vaccine rollout and procurement
Canada currently ranks at 45th in COVID vaccine doses administered per 100 people.
Doug Ford warns leakers to stop leaking to journalists, according to leaker
The source said that Brian Lilley and CTV's Colin D'Mello were both specifically named as journalists of concern.
BREAKING: Police release footage of Daunte Wright getting shot
“It appeared to me in the video that the individual was trying to get back into his car to leave,” Gannon said.
BREAKING: O'Toole says he will vote against Conservative MP's bill on sex-selective abortion
84 percent of Canadian adults polled said abortion should be illegal for families who are going forward with the operation because of the baby's sex.
Seven arrested following Sunday night curfew riot in Montreal
Extensive property damage was recorded, with several videos emerging of rioters smashing windows setting street fires.
BREAKING: Rapper and actor DMX dead at age 50
DMX was the father of 15 children and served as a transitional deacon in the Christian church, aspiring to become ordained as a pastor.
BC teacher suspended after showing class 'To Kill A Mockingbird' film
The report said that the incident was one of several that prompted action from the board.
Trudeau acknowledges black and Indigenous contributions to Vimy Ridge on 104th anniversary
"They were Francophones, Anglophones, new Canadians, Black Canadians, and Indigenous peoples," wrote Trudeau.
Premier Ford given AstraZeneca vaccine on camera
Health Minister Christine Elliott also received a shot of the AstraZeneca vaccine last week.
Chinese ambassador: Canadians won't be kidnapped by police if they visit China
The "vast majority" (though not all) Canadians who visit China should not worry about being kidnapped by the police, says the Chinese ambassador in Ottawa.
Alberta govt seeks to delay pastor's trial after barricading and raiding his church
The Alberta government has requested the Court delay the trial to provide more time to produce evidence to justify government lockdown measures.
12-year-old girl recognized by OPP after returning 'lost sizeable sum of money' to police
A 12-year-old Orangeville, Ontario girl is being recognized by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) for returning a "lost sizeable sum of money."
BREAKING: Ford announces stay-at-home order and state of emergency starting tomorrow
"I know this is tough on businesses, but I promise we will continue to have your backs," said Ford.
BREAKING: Police reveal the cause of Tiger Woods' car crash
Woods was not impaired during the incident, police say.