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.
Nova Scotia RCMP officer faces child pornography charges, suspended with pay
Hirsch has been suspended with pay, and is set to appear in Bridgewater Provincial Court on August 12, 2020.
Suspect who allegedly shot federal judge's family dressed as FedEx driver kills himself shortly after
Salas, who was in the basement and was unharmed in the incident, is the judge responsible for a case closely related to Jeffrey Epstein.
BREAKING: Trump says more federal law enforcement could be sent to US major cities across the country
Trump noted that federal agents were doing a "fantastic job" in cities such as Portland, Oregon, where demonstrations of what Trump called "lawless anarchists" have taken over parts of the city.
WATCH: Group of Karens form human shield to protect their Antifa kids from police
The Facebook event for the Wall of Moms says their goal was to protect protestors "without the use of violence."
BREAKING: Scheer SHREDS Trudeau for taking personal day during WE Charity scandal, avoiding House of Commons
Scheer highlighted the poor decisions made by the Trudeau government with their wage subsidy plan, calling on the government to make measures simpler that also incentivize work.
WATCH: Massive Hamilton brawl leads to stabbing death, others run over by car
The fight took place in a strip mall parking lot at around 1 am, with police believing there to be somewhere between 20 to 30 participants.
Now's your chance to buy the Batmobile, the Ghostbusters car, or the DeLorean from 'Back To The Future'
The US Marshals are hosting an auction in Ohio on August 1 for three amazing replica movie mobiles.
Church vandalism runs rampant after support from race-baiting grifter Shaun King
The uptick in anti-Catholic and anti-Christian sentiment and destruction has mainstream support, including from the likes of Shaun King.
Trudeau government awards Chinese state-owned firm $6.8 million contract for security equipment
Nuctech Company, owned by the Chinese government and affectionately nicknamed "the Huawei of airport security," will provide Canadian embassies with X-ray machines, scanners, and other high-level security equipment
Taxpayer-funded group reports to UN that Canada is guilty of 'anti-China sentiment and white supremacy'
According to the report, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has failed to combat a "surge of hateful violence" that came with the pandemic.
Trudeau Cabinet's new census will include 'non-binary' option for those who don't identify as male or female
“Sex is binary and refers to one’s biology at birth, whereas gender is not binary and can often be about how one identifies oneself physically or psychologically," the department explained.
Finance Minister Bill Morneau facing Ethics investigation over WE scandal
Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s daughter was a speaker at WE Day Ottawa, which took place on Nov. 9 2016. She was 17 years old at the time.
BREAKING: Instagram warns Donald Trump Jr. over 'false information' after he posts REAL CNN headlines
The information deemed "false" by Instagram is actually a pair of conflicting headlines from CNN regarding the effectiveness of Hydroxychloroquine in treating COVID-19.
Trudeau's 'return to normal' vaccine will 'optimistically' be ready for 2021
It's a worrying timeline, though not one that was fully unexpected. In April, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that normal life would not return for "a long time."
Instagram removes 'mute white people' button from app after backlash
Instagram's "mute white people" button has been deleted from the social media app after widespread backlash and criticism that the sticker was racist.