'Letting the world smile': Mural in Berwick adds message of diversity and inclusion
Artist Ibe Ananaba says he's hoping his new mural in the centre of Berwick, N.S., will reflect the warmth of the people living there.
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Artist Ibe Ananaba says he's hoping his new mural in the centre of Berwick, N.S., will reflect the warmth of the people living there.
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