Canada Post apologized after a sheet of stamps was printed showing the severed head of a John A. Macdonald statue that was recently toppled in Montreal. The sheet of stamps was printed through the postal service’s Picture Postage program, which allows people to order stamps with personalized photos for a fee. James Bone ordered the stamps as a protest against “colonialism.” He originally tweeted out a picture of the stamp sheet Tuesday, asking people to retweet in solidarity. He promised to send individual stamps to people for free “if you or your ancestors were f\*\*\*ed over by Macdonald.” After getting several requests for the stamps, Bone tried to place another order for more sheets featuring the statue head — only to receive an email from Canada Post denying the request, saying the picture was “not appropriate for use” through the program