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.
BREAKING: Ford government unveils new math curriculum, warns young people to stop partying
The new curriculum will have three primary areas of focus: Financial literacy, coding and computer programming, and learning and recalling number facts.
Race-baiting grifter Shaun King calls for destruction of churches and statues of Jesus
"Yes, I think the statues of the white European they claim is Jesus should also come down," said King. "They are a form of white supremacy, and always have been."
BREAKING: Gavin McInnes banned from YouTube
McInnes also told TPM that he believes Big Tech and the deep state were holding the left and the right to two different standards.
BREAKING: All of Ontario now in Stage two of reopening EXCEPT Windsor-Essex County
"We're watching the public health trends carefully," said Ford, explaining that "unfortunately, the threat of this virus in Windsor-Essex is still too great."
NDP leader says Trump has moved faster than Trudeau at addressing racial inequality
Singh criticized the prime minister for taking a knee, yet not acting in any significant way to address Canada's problems with systemic discrimination.
BREAKING: Trudeau talks tough on China, says he won't trade Meng Wanzhou for Canadian prisoners
Today, Trudeau doubled down on his previous comments, saying "it was obvious from the beginning that this was a political decision made by the Chinese government."
China tells Trudeau to stop 'irresponsible remarks' on charges against two Canadians
On Friday, Trudeau said that he was "disappointed" in Beijing's decision to charge the pair, saying that the charges were "directly linked" to the case, and that the detention was "arbitrary."
BREAKING: Ford government announces $25 billion in school funding
Ford announced that his government will be providing school boards with $25.5 billion during 2020-2021, increasing funding by $736 million, compared to last year.
BREAKING: Trudeau says he's 'disappointed' with Communist China's decision to charge two Canadians for spying
"We are of course, disappointed with the decision and the next step taken by the Chinese, in the case of the two Michaels, we offer all of our support and sympathies to the families," said Trudeau.
BREAKING: Facebook removes Trump ad campaign citing their 'policy against organized hate'
Facebook removed a re-election ad for President Donald Trump on Thursday, citing its policy on hate.
'Noose' found hanging in park was actually exercise equipment, mayor to investigate as hate crime
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf said the matter would be investigated further. "These incidents will be investigated as a hate crime," she said at a press conference.
BREAKING: Trudeau won't say if voting against Jagmeet Singh's motion is racist or not
"Recognizing systemic discrimination is the important first step towards being able to address it and ensure better opportunities," said Trudeau.
Scandal brewing as Trudeau minister still can't provide proof of projects worth billions of dollars
Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux had said that he had faith the projects existed, but that there needed to be more transparency around their existence.
Trudeau receives FEWER U.N. VOTES than Stephen Harper did in 2010
To the surprise of some, former Prime Minister Stephen Harper actually managed to collect more votes for his bid for the UN Security Council seat in 2010.
BREAKING: Trudeau says Opposition parties calling him a dictator is 'irresponsible'
Trudeau said that it was "somewhat irresponsible" for the Bloc and Conservatives to say we live in a dictatorship.