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 government may have supplied Canadians with masks produced by Chinese slave labour
"I’m really shocked the department doesn’t know if forced labour is being used to produce personal protective equipment for Canadians," said Conservative MP Kelly Block.
BREAKING: Canada's top military commander, Gen. Jonathan Vance, announces retirement
The selection of the new Chief of Defence Staff and subsequent change of command date will be determined by the federal government.
Canadian man arrested and jailed after refusing to self-isolate
According to the director of prosecutions, John Diamond, Nsangira is accused of not doing the government mandated self-isolation upon his return from Rodd Brudenell River Resort.
BREAKING: Redskins to call themselves 'Washington Football Team' until new name is found
The team formerly known as the Washington Redskins will now call itself "the Washington Football Team" until the adoption of a new name, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.
BREAKING: Protestors crash Toronto groundbreaking ceremony, forcing Mayor John Tory to flee
Tory tried to make peace with the group, telling them he would be happy to speak with them after the event had concluded, but protestors continued to heckle the mayor.
YouPorn offers to fund glory holes across BC for COVID safety
In response to the sex tip, YouPorn sent a letter to the aptly named BC Health Minister Adrian Dix offering to build glory holes across the province.
WATCH: Pierre Poilievre RIPS finance minister over his family's $40,000 WE Charity vacation
Morneau's acceptance of the benefits associated with the trip are illegal under the conflict of interests act. Morneau would not acknowledge whether or not they were, indeed, illegal.
BREAKING: Trudeau to testify to Finance Committee over WE Charity scandal
The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has confirmed that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be accepting the invitation to appear at the Finance Committee, as Bill Morneau did today.
Toronto considering four options in Dundas Street name change
The street's namesake, Henry Dundas, was a vocal obstructionist in the abolishment of slavery during his career in politics more than 200 years ago.
BREAKING: Trudeau finance minister BUSTED—WE Charity covered $41,000 for family vacation
Finance Minister Bill Morneau testified to the Standing Committee on Finance on Tuesday that he just wrote the WE Charity a cheque for $41,366 to repay expenses from family vacations to Kenya and Ecuador to learn more about the WE Charity.
Trudeau government paid $443 MILLION in CERB payments to ineligible Canadians
221,320 applicants were given the funding, despite knowledge that they were already covered by EI. “There are situations where clients mistakenly applied for the benefit," an Inquiry of Ministry from cabinet read.
Toronto school board to review relationship with WE Charity
Marc and Craig Kielburger, who founded the charity, are set to make an appearance next week in front of the House of Commons finance committee.
BREAKING: Edmonton Eskimos announce team name change
The Edmonton Eskimos football club will be changing their name, the organization announced in a tweet on Tuesday.
US accuses two Chinese hackers of targeting coronavirus vaccine research
China was the first country to produce tests for coronavirus, though they have been heavily criticized for their transparency throughout the pandemic.
Trudeau health minister took VIP jet to her home several times, costing taxpayers $112,000
In 2010, Liberal Party members pointed fingers at members of the Conservative Party, namely former Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, for using that exact same model of jet.