Doc Jam
Rural living - community - place - connection
DocJam is about two remote northern British Columbia communities and the people who call them home.
S 1/ E 1- Donald A Pettit(25m)
Portrait of long-time Dawson Creek resident Donald A. Pettit: photographer, environmental activist and publisher.S 1/ E 2- Wind of Change(25m)
Dawson Creek boasts one of the most innovative wind parks in Canada. Environmental activist and Dawson Creek resident Donald A. Pettit shows us why wind power is better.S 1/ E 3- Harvest of Life(25m)
Amid the oil and gas boom in Dawson Creek, farmers struggle to survive by maintaining agricultural methods old and new.S 1/ E 4- Out of Site(25m)
The pending construction of the Site C Dam sparks debate among local residents about the dam and its potential impacts on the Peace River ecosystem and agricultural communities.S 1/ E 5- The Road to Peace(25m)
Chief Roland Willson of the West Moberly First Nations and Dawson Creek resident, politician and the Honourable Blair Lekstrom MLA for Peace River South debate the virtues and pitfalls of resource development in the Peace River region.
