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A drone flies behind the statue of George 麻豆传媒映画at City Hall ahead of the Strike for Climate. Photo Bob Kronbauer As the crowd started to file in for the Strike for Climate at Vancouver's City Hall today, a drone began buzzing.

Canada Post trucks in Vancouver. Photo Shutterstock Earlier this month Canada Post sent out letters to businesses who use their Commercial and Small Business services letting them know about some surge pricing that's coming into effect this fall.

Over the past week I've spent a fair bit of time on the Justin Trudeau blackface/brownface controversy in this stupid column. First I showed you the photos , then I interviewed the Liberal candidate in our riding about the whole thing.

Care to guess what the so-called 鈥渂allot question鈥� will be for voters in the 2019 federal election? It's climate change.

While Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada are desperate for the media to move on from the blackface/brownface controversy that erupted last week they seemingly can't help but perpetuate it using their own channels.

Last week Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada announced a gun control plank of their re-election platform, headlining it by saying that they will " ban assault rifles in Canada ".

Justin Trudeau in 鈥渂rownface鈥�. Photo Time.com What a week it's been in federal election news.

Recently I happened upon something you wouldn't have seen a year ago: what looks like a mobile cannabis grow-op on full display to anyone passing by. The view from outside an RV parked on a side street in Vancouver.

鈦� @JustinTrudeau 鈦� in blackface at Jean Brebeuf high school. #cdnpoli #elxn43 #BreakingNews pic.twitter.com/q6v5bgYJvJ 鈥� Robert Fife (@RobertFife) September 19, 2019 Well that was fast.

Justin Trudeau in 鈥渂rownface鈥�. Photo Time.com In case you weren't yet paying attention to the upcoming federal election taking place on October 21st, Time Magazine just dropped an absolute bomb that has somehow flown under the radar until today.