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.
Ghislaine Maxwell pleads 'not guilty' on all charges
Ghislaine Maxwell plead not guilty on all charges as a judge decides on whether or not to grant bail. Maxwell argued that the risk of coronavirus should enable the granting of bail.
Conservative premier calls for phasing out of CERB
Pallister said that while the CERB was a necessary step in the fight against the virus, he argued that it is no longer essential as the province "plans for growth."
ANDY? NO: Antifa harass Asian man for looking like Andy Ngo
An Asian man in Portland was harassed by anti-racist antifa protestors, having been mistaken for journalist and The Post Millennial editor-at-large Andy Ngo.
Missing four-year-old Ottawa boy found in Toronto area
According to officials, Mason Gray was reported missing at 7:20 am on Tuesday morning. Police have reason to believe the boy is with his father, Jonathan Gray.
NBA will not allow 'FREEHONGKONG'official custom jerseys, but 'Mao Zedong' is fine
When users attempt to make a jersey with the slogan, a message appears stating: "We are unable to customize this item with the text you have entered. Please try a different entry."
Toronto Maple Leafs sport Black Lives Matter tees in training camp
The Leafs have returned home to Toronto, with practice camp starting back up in preparation for the shortened season.
Fundraiser for family of young woman killed for saying 'all lives matter' passes $60,000
Jessica Doty Whitaker was killed on Sunday following a dispute with a man regarding the BLM movement and language, when Doty was shot from a distance by the man before fleeing the scene.
Quebec man charged with advocating for genocide against Muslims, death of Trudeau
"For the first time in Quebec, an RCMP investigation has led to charges of advocating genocide being laid against a Boucherville resident," the statement reads.
BREAKING: Trudeau apologizes for role in We Charity scandal but won't resign
"I made a mistake in not recusing myself immediately from the discussions, given our family's history, and I'm sincerely sorry about not having done that," Trudeau said outside of Rideau Hall during a press conference.
Conservative MPs outraged by $3.04 BILLION Parliament Hill renovation
Assistant deputy minister of the Public Works Department Rob Wright told the House of Commons board of internal economy that the project first part of the project alone was estimated at $530 million.
BREAKING: Conservative Party calls for criminal investigation into Justin Trudeau over WE Charity
Trudeau's involvement with the charity has drawn the criticism of opposition parties, as several close ties between WE Charity and the Trudeau's continue to be revealed, including paid arrangements from the charity to both Margaret and Alexandre Trudeau.
WATCH: West Vancouver Police to investigate tire marks on LGBT crosswalk as 'gesture of hate'
Police video shows a black vehicle that is "suspected of leaving tire marks across a portion of the pride crosswalk at the intersection" outside of the police station.
BREAKING: Trudeau Liberals hit $1.06 TRILLION debt after most costly pandemic plan in G7
Canada's unemployment rate sits at a startling 13.7 percent—putting it in the company of famously flaccid economies like Spain and Greece.
Trudeau health minister was hesitant to close borders to China out of fear of discrimination to Chinese-Canadians
Health minister Patty Hajdu said that the risk to Canadians remained low as late as March 9, only two days before the WHO declared a global pandemic.
BREAKING: Trudeau busted for lying about WE scandal—cabinet made decision
The office of the ethics commissioner announced on Friday afternoon that it will be investigating Trudeau for the awarding the $900 million to a charity with close ties to his family.