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Once multi-housing project. We are also pleased to provide living community. Jocelyn Berard, an addictions worker at the centre, explained that the event was part of National Addictions Awareness Week programming. Community members enjoyed their mocktails while watching a documentary. The film, The Life You Want, was chosen because it features local content.
The Thunderstone Pictures film tells the story of Doris, a Fort Hope resident struggling to overcome addiction. It can be viewed online at thunderstonepictures. The mocktail and film night, put on by Berard and Urban Aboriginal Healthy Living coordinator Cindy Phillips, was designed to get people talking about issues of addiction and dependency, and possible solutions for these problems.
