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.
CBC 'producing programming Canadian taxpayers are not watching and don't want,' says Senator
CBC receives most of their revenue from the federal government, which spends $1.3 billion on the broadcaster annually.
'Trigger warning' placed at foot of John A Macdonald statue in Toronto
"Though we cannot change the history we have inherited, we can shape the history we wish to leave behind," the plaque reads.
Angry mob pushes petition to delete Adamson BBQ owner’s GoFundMe
The petition calls Skelly a "white privileged anti-masker conspiracy theorist who comes from money."
BREAKING: Poilievre blasts Freeland's fiscal update, says Trudeau Liberals are 'running quickly' towards the cliff
Poilievre said that the government was slow in procuring agreements to bring vaccines to Canada, saying we will behind "billions" of people around the world in receiving the jab.
BREAKING: Freeland reveals Trudeau Liberals' plan to 'build back better,' adding $400 BILLION to national debt
"As we build back, we have it within our reach to build back better, tackling challenges that hold us all back, homelessness systemic racism, and the unfinished and essential work of reconciliation," said Freeland.
BREAKING: Adamson BBQ owner Adam Skelly released on $50,000 bail
Skelly's next court appearance will be January 4.
'Buddy, you need to shut down': Ford blasts Adamson BBQ owner for 'putting people's lives in jeopardy'
Ford said Skelly's defiance of the chief medical officer's provisions for the province were "unacceptable."
BREAKING: Crowd chants 'CBC sucks' as restauranteur who broke lockdown orders kicks media off his property
A crowd of patrons at Adamson Barbecue in Etobicoke were seen chanting "CBC sucks" as restaurant owner Adam Skelly guided establishment media crew off his property.
800 foreign fugitives wanted for deportation are still living in Canada, border agency admits
The president of the Border Services Agency, John Ossowsky, confirmed to Conservative MP Raquel Dancho that the number of "wanted" peoples from foreign nations now sits at 800 people.
WATCH: Michelle Rempel Garner blasts Trudeau over costing Canadians 'their lives and their jobs'
"This is gross incompetence that will cost Canadians their lives and their jobs," said Rempel Garner.
China's President Xi Jinping congratulates Biden on election victory
Xi's congratulatory message highlighted the promotion of "the healthy and stable development of China-US relations."
Trudeau foreign affairs minister warns against the use of 'irresponsible rhetoric' while dealing with China
Champagne said that Canada will work with China while being "guided" by Canadian interests, also calling China's coercive diplomacy tactics "unacceptable."
BREAKING: Massive crowd gathers at Ontario restaurant defying lockdown orders
Police have arrived at the Etobicoke barbecue restaurant which has decided to now close its doors in accordance to the Toronto and Peel region lockdown orders.
Green and NDP MPs to speak at 'Free Meng Wanzhou' event
New Democrat MP Niki Ashton and Green MP Paul Manly will be speaking at the "Zoom to free Meng Wanzhou" event on November 24
Ontario police seeking suspect after five places of worship damaged by vandalism
Owen Sound Police are looking for information after five places of worship were vandalized on Sunday.