CJDC TV marks 40 years bringing Dawson Creek TV to Peace River
CJDC TV began broadcasting on January 15 1959 with Hank Michaud and his mother Marie Blanche at Park Hotel. From low power six hour days to Bear Mountain antenna 1962 and color in 1967 the station grew to serve Dawson Creek Fort St. John and Grande Prairie area with multiple transmitters and historic coverage from JFK’s assassination to the moon landing.
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