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.
Canada, Mexico top Biden's list of countries to receive US vaccine aid—eventually
The US will be taking an Americans-first approach to their vaccine rollout, saying they will not share until they have enough for their own people.
Have $1.4 million? Here's what you can buy in Toronto
"Yellow mansion. Fits queen mattress. Sold for $1,460,000."
Study predicts how many jobs YOUR province will lose with new Trudeau carbon tax
The Trudeau Liberals' carbon tax of $170 per tonne of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 would cut over 200,000 jobs in Canada.
Trudeau Liberals have not tabled a federal budget since March 19, 2019
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland's spokesperson said last week that the budget would come later "this spring."
WATCH: Poilievre catches Kielburgers red-handed with message thanking PMO senior advisor
Poilievre pointed to a message exchange on LinkedIn wherein Craig Kielburger messaged the PMO's Ben Chin thanking him for "shaping our latest program with the government."
WATCH: Kielburgers say Trudeau Liberals threw WE under the bus and 'hid behind a children's charity'
The WE Charity program set up by the Liberals would have paid WE up to $43.5 million dollars to manage $900 million for students who volunteered during the COVID crisis.
Ontario woman charged after allegedly stealing city bus and causing $300,000 of damage
A London, Ontario woman is facing numerous charges after allegedly stealing a city bus this past weekend.
Progressive blogger suggests Bill Burr's wife may be a 'minority sex servant'
"As I said, I'm not suggesting he's a racist but it is what some racists do," said Clayburn in a follow-up tweet.
POLL: An increasing number of liberals believe political violence is 'justified'
A poll by the American National Election Studies organization (ANES) found that the percentage of left-wing Americans who believe violence is sometimes justifiable for political purposes has grown since 2016.
BREAKING: CRA faces potential hacking incident, 800,000 taxpayers locked out of online accounts
The Canada Revenue Agency will be locking 800,000 Canadians out of their online accounts on Saturday after a potential hacking incident.
Trudeau Liberals tell Netflix to push Canadian content with LGBTQ2+ and racialized focus
The head of the CRTC, Ian Scott, was appointed by the Trudeau government in 2017.
BREAKING: Trudeau looking at ways to 'encourage' vaccinations, mentions vaccine passport
Trudeau was more hesitant to the idea that vaccine certification should be used domestically.
BREAKING: Catherine McKenna announces $400 MILLION for bike paths and trails
Minister for Infrastructure Catherine McKenna announced on Friday that the Trudeau Liberals will be dedicating $400 million over the next five years to building cycling paths and trails.
WATCH: Ontario NDP demand Ford apologize after accusing Indigenous MPP of 'jumping the line' for a vaccine
"The member flew in [to] get his vaccine, so thank you for doing that and kind of jumping the line," said Ford on Thursday.
WATCH: Romeo Dallaire: Canada needs to act on 'genocide' in China rather cater to 'self-interests'
Dallaire had personal experience with witnessing genocide during his UN Peacekeeping Mission to Rwanda in the early 1990s.