Locals react to Trudeau 'Brownface' photo

Locals react to Trudeau 'Brownface' photo

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Just hours after a photo of the Prime Minister in 'Brownface' was published, locals in Vancouver are reacting to the latest development as an election closes in. David Zura explains.

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