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.
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
WATCH: Milwaukee Bucks players boycott their own game in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
The demonstration comes just days after video emerged showing the shooting of Jacob Blake by Police in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
BREAKING: 17-year-old who allegedly shot and killed Kenosha rioters now in custody
Rittenhouse has been assigned a public defender and will make his first court appearance Friday.
BREAKING: Toronto police cleared of wrongdoing in death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet
It was determined that there was zero reason to believe that the officers committed a criminal offence in Korchinski-Paquet death.
NHL player says he was sucker-punched in the face in Toronto for supporting Republicans, mentioning Donald Trump
While the 31-year-old says he does not directly support Donald Trump, but that he would vote for the Republican Party if he could.
BREAKING: Trudeau announces $2 BILLION to school reopening plan, $112 million to First Nations schools
The "Safe Return to Class Fund" will go towards keeping students and staff safe during the virus, aiding in the prevention of outbreaks.
Govt employees who were not sick nor working from home cost $828 MILLION of taxpayer cash
Parliamentary analysts say that 241,294 of 289,978 government employees took paid leave, not including staff on vacation or taking sick leave.
Former Liberal MP paid $237 MILLION taxpayer dollars for ventilators
Contracts given to Baylis’ company include $273,237 towards the medical contract itself, with an additional $422,946 "research contract" with the Department of Industry, totalling $696,183 in taxpayer dollars.
WATCH: Alberta premier says he's 'delighted' by O'Toole victory at Alberta cabinet shuffle
"One of the reasons I endorsed Erin is because he's been a consistent, long-time leader on real priority issues around Albertans on oil and gas, pipelines, fairness in the federation, jobs in the economy," said Kenney.
BUSTED: CNN accidentally tells the truth about violent riots for 15 seconds, then quickly deletes the word 'violent'
CNN was busted accidentally telling the truth after airing a chyron describing riots in Wisconsin as "violent."
BREAKING: 'I've never seen the country more divided after four years of Trudeau': O'Toole addresses media for first time as leader
"There was no national unity crisis when we were in government. There's a serious one now," says O'Toole.