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.
Trudeau Minister who ate dog meat and attended cock fight refuses to apologize—ignores outrage completely
The Post Millennial sent McKenna an email asking for comment a full 13 hours before the article's publication.
BREAKING: Trudeau brags about his government's plan to plant two billion trees despite having planted ZERO thus far
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau once again bragged about his government's intention to plant two billion trees across Canada.
Sickness benefit will give $1,000 for Canadians to miss work even if they don't have COVID-19
The change comes after Liberal Party negotiations with New Democrat Leader Jagmeet Singh, who called the expansion "vital."
WATCH: Trudeau cabinet minister ate dog meat, attended illegal cockfight in Indonesia
Unearthed video shows Minister Catherine McKenna eating dog and bribing her way into an illegal cockfight on the Indonesian island of Flores in 1995.
UPDATE: Ron Paul suffers apparent stroke on livestream interview, is reportedly 'doing fine' in hospital
Paul is known for having voted against the Patriot Act, many tax increases, and for voting against two wars in Iraq.
CBC says Louisville protests started out as 'peaceful' despite clear evidence riot was planned
CBC Radio One's World Reports claims that the Louisville, Kentucky riots started as "peaceful protests," despite clear evidence showing otherwise.
Doug Ford will not be tested for COVID after junior staffer tests positive, citing no close contact
In a tweet, Ford explained that because he was not in close contact with the junior staff member, Ford would be "closely monitor[ing]" his symptoms and "tak[ing] appropriate action as needed."
WATCH: Christians in Idaho arrested for singing hymns without 'social distancing'
Attendees of Moscow, Idaho's Christ Church were arrested after their "psalm sing" in the city hall parking lot for violation of the town's mask and social distancing order.
BREAKING: Trudeau government's throne speech attempts a 'reset,' Conservatives will not support
The throne speech had been called "ambitious" by the prime minister himself, with a declared emphasis on "a healthier, safer, fairer, cleaner, and more inclusive Canada."
Lack of cancer screening during pandemic results in 3,000+ missed diagnoses in Quebec, says expert
Mammography has still not reached its pre-pandemic levels, as Quebec's new daily positive test rate are reaching numbers not seen since well into the first wave.
Toronto police seeking suspect after syringes found outside grade school
Police say the man allegedly left the needles at a school in the Eglinton Avenue and Mount Pleasant Road area at around 10 am yesterday.
CHRISTMAS CANCELLED: Toronto axes Christmas market as COVID cases grow
Mayor Tory said that city will be working on giving guidelines on how to properly and safely celebrate Thanksgiving and Halloween as well.
14-year-old Ontario girl dies after horse gets stuck in marshy bog near Hamilton
According to the Hamilton Police report, the girl dismounted her horse while waiting for help, eventually becoming submerged in the marsh. (Photo: Stock photo, Needapix)
Airbnb removes over 40 Ontario listings in bid to weed out 'party houses'
Airbnb has temporarily suspended over 40 listings across Ontario, as the short-term rental giant continues in its effort to weed out "party houses" during the pandemic.
BREAKING: President of Canada's Public Health Agency resigns amid COVID crisis
"You really need someone who will have the energy and the stamina to take the agency and our response to the next level," her resignation letter reads.