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: Trudeau speaks at UN Summit with mission to 'build back better'
"As the world recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, the CAS will deliver action and inspire change to help societies build back better," says the Summit.
Erin O'Toole welcomes former PEI Liberal to run for Conservatives
Currie served as MLA for District 11 Charlottetown-Parkdale from 2007 to 2017 and held several cabinet roles during that time, including his tenure as Health Minister.
BREAKING: Trudeau says 'Canadians and President Biden' share values right after Keystone XL pipeline cancelled
"I think the fact that we have so much alignment not just me and President Biden, but Canadians and President Biden," said Trudeau.
Liberals stop sales of decommissioned RCMP vehicles in wake of NS massacre
The moratorium comes nine months after Canada's deadliest mass shooting, in which a Nova Scotia man used a decommissioned RCMP vehicle and uniform during a 13-hour killing spree
WATCH: Dr. Fauci announces US will not be leaving WHO
"Yesterday, President Biden signed a letter retracting the previous administration's announcement to withdraw from [the WHO,]" said Dr. Fauci.
Ontario hospital director who had her family vaccinated early retires
"This was a failure in sound decision making by one individual, for which they and the hospital are deeply sorry," the hospital's CEO said in a statement.
BREAKING: Trudeau says he 'looks foward' to working with Biden to 'reduce pollution and combat climate change' after Keystone Pipeline permit revoked
Trudeau welcomed other executive orders made by Biden, including his decision to have the US abide by the Paris Climate Accord.
BREAKING: Ford called Pfizer Canada CEO after vaccine shipment halt
On Tuesday, Liberal Minister Anita Anand dodged questions on whether the prime minister had called the Pfizer CEO.
Former Ontario chief medical officer urges Ford to ease lockdowns—says they're 'not backed by strong science'
Dr. Schabas also supported MPP Roman Baber, who was kicked from the Ontario Conservative party after writing an open letter to ford in which he said that lockdowns were deadlier than COVID.
$12,000 in fines given to group protesting at Hamilton city hall
According to police, a group of 18 were assembled at around 5 pm, and were "not wearing masks or social distancing and refused to disperse when requested."
WATCH: Trudeau minister won't say if PM has called Pfizer CEO about vaccines
Canada is slated to receive no vaccines from Pfizer in the last week of January.
Conservatives will vote on Sloan's future in party later today
Sloan says that the Conservative Party also took funds from Fromm, as the party takes a 10 percent cut from the donation.
After homeless man dies, Quebec premier says NO exceptions to curfew, claiming people will pretend to be homeless to avoid fines
"Police have managed the situation well. They are not there to give fines to the homeless. They are directing them to homeless shelters," he added
FLASHBACK: Biden tells Trudeau climate change is 'the most consequential issue of our generation'
President-elect Joe Biden's recently discovered plan to end the Keystone XL Pipeline project via executive order may have been set in stone years ago.
REVEALED: Trudeau government gave COVID relief money to orgs of white nationalist who donated to Sloan campaign
In a statement released last night, O'Toole said that Sloan's acceptance of the donation from "a well known white supremacist is far worse than a gross error of judgment or failure of due diligence."