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.
Iranian family flees to Canada after son killed in Ukrainian flight 752 tragedy
The family of an Iranian graduate student at the University of Alberta who died during the disastrous shooting of a Ukrainian airplane by Iran have fled to Edmonton.
Six things you need to know about Trudeau’s radical heritage minister
For those of you who don’t know much about our Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault, here are six quick facts about him.
Antifa podcast falsely accuses Andy Ngo of violence and terrorism
The “anarchist, anti-fascist autonomous anti-capitalist and anti-colonial” podcast, It’s Going Down, smeared The Post Millennial’s editor at large Andy Ngo.
WATCH: Phony Democrats use FAKE ACCENTS when speaking to southerners
A video of former Democratic candidate Pete Buttigieg speaking in an odd southern drawl has some confused.
WATCH: Bricks fall from Montreal building, nearly CRUSH woman
A woman was nearly crushed in Montreal’s Mile End neighbourhood, as a wall of bricks fell from an ageing building.
Alberta trucking company shuts down as provincial oil economy crumbles
An Alberta-based trucking company serving the province’s dying oilpatch has closed its doors due to a creditor-imposed bankruptcy.
Ford government signs new road deals with Indigenous communities
Ontario has moved forward with signing agreements with two Indigenous communities which will help build roads that will connect them to the Ring of Fire.
Editor in chief of Sun chain Mark Towhey ‘leaving company effective immediately’
Canadian broadcaster and political strategist Mark Towhey will be “leaving [Postmedia] effective immediately.”
HYPOCRISY: Alberta couple given tickets for walking on CN land while blockaders get free pass
An Alberta couple’s Facebook post highlighting law enforcement’s hypocrisy with enforcing the rule of law is gaining traction.
Woman loses sister and home in one night, receives surprise umbrella from ABC news
A Virginia family enduring one of the hardest periods of their lives after a horrific fire burnt down their childhood home, along with the news of the tragic death of her sister in a car accident.
No, Trump did not call the coronavirus a hoax
President Donald Trump addressed the coronavirus at a rally in Charleston, South Carolina yesterday, mentioning the Democratic Party’s effort to politicize the issue.
First coronavirus case of unknown origins appears in California
The first case of coronavirus with unknown origins has been confirmed in California.
French-language union CANCELS strike in Ontario due to snowy sidewalks
The union representing French-language teachers has decided to cancel Thursday’s strikes to keep indoors during inclement weather conditions.
WATCH: ABC correspondent admits he’s a socialist, now suspended
A new video released by James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas was released on to Twitter this morning which reveals shocking information about Senior ABC news correspondent David Wright.
Toronto hammer attack could be terrorism, say police
A murder with a hammer that killed a 64-year-old woman on Feb. 21 is being called a terrorist attack, as the murderer now faces terrorism charges.