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.
Report commissioned by DC mayor lists Washington monument as candidate to be renamed over 'problematic' namesake
Questions about the monuments that were posed to evaluate whether or not they were problematic included: “Did the person contribute positively to African Americans and other people of color?”
Trudeau blames 'extreme right' for dividing Canadians after John A. Macdonald statue toppled
"We need to move forward quickly and on the right ways on countering systemic discrimination, and our government will do just that," said Trudeau.
Joe Rogan Experience launches on Spotify, episodes featuring Alex Jones, Gavin McInnes, others removed
Episodes featuring Mikhaila Peterson, Louis Theroux, and comedians Chris D'Elia and Joey Diaz, have also been deleted.
'Addiction is not a choice': Dr. Tam says Canadians need to change the way we speak about drug addicts
"We know that addiction is not a choice," Tam told reporters. "It is a treatable medical condition and there are many different paths to wellness and recovery."
BREAKING: Trudeau 'extremely disappointed' by vandalism, mob who tore down Sir John A. Macdonald statue
Up until Monday's press conference, Trudeau had failed to condemn the decapitation of the statue of Sir John A. MacDonald in Montreal by a mob of masked anti-colonial protestors.
Peel police discover human remains at Mississauga shopping centre
Police were called at 11:48 am on Sunday, when a body was found in the Matthews Gate/Hurontario area.
Toronto to demolish homeless complexes housing 150 residents, locals fear uptick in crime
The city has since brought forward measures in an attempt to reduce any potential crime, including addiction supports and round-the-clock security.
BREAKING: Mob tears down statue of Sir John A. Macdonald in downtown Montreal
The John A. Macdonald statue at Place du Canada in Montreal was torn down on Saturday afternoon by anonymous "Defund the Police" protestors.
Associated Press issues erroneous 'fact check' saying there is 'no evidence' of Antifa, BLM violence
32 people have died during "mostly peaceful" protests following the death of George Floyd.
Trump Hotel in Vancouver to shut its doors 'for good'
The Trump hotel is the second tallest building in Vancouver, following the Shangri-La Hotel.
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL JUSTICE: FBI now holding weekly 'intersectionality' workshops
The matter encourages agents to "recognize intersectionality" by understanding peoples intersectionality, "expanding" ones "circle" by being more inclusive in their networks.
'Defund the police' protests to hit Canadian cities this Saturday
Unfortunately, some cities across Canada have seen well-intentioned rallies turn violent, with protests being hijacked by blackblock and Antifa rioters.
Canadian Navy will change rank 'seaman' to be more 'inclusive' towards women
Vice-Admiral Art McDonald said the change was "far from symbolic" and was instead to make the navy more "inclusive and welcoming."
WATCH: Joe Biden mixes up Jacob Blake and Kyle Rittenhouse, lies about Trump
"I don't know enough to know whether that 17-year-old kid, exactly what he did, but allegedly he's part of a militia coming out of Illinois," said Biden when being asked about Jacob Blake.
$22.3 BILLION of Trudeau's health crisis spending 'potentially wasted,' says new report
The study says that up to $11.8 billion could have been wasted on youth between the ages of 15 to 24 who live with parents earning over $100,000