‘We apologize deeply’: Controversial Vancouver ad removed after public backlash
Richmond-based Herbaland is apologizing after an advertisement referencing ‘the 51st state’ was blasted by the public.
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Richmond-based Herbaland is apologizing after an advertisement referencing ‘the 51st state’ was blasted by the public.
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