Politics on the avenue

Politics on the avenue

American politics touched down in Wells, B.C. as viewed last Saturday morning during the ArtsWells Festival.

American politics touched down in Wells, B.C. as viewed last Saturday morning during the ArtsWells Festival of All Things Art when Sanders Avenue became former Democratic presidential nominee Bernie Sanders Avenue.

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