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1 :01x01 - Zero to Sixty Pretty Quick
Writer: Chris Haddock
Director: Nicholas Campbell
Guest star: Eugene Lipinski (Lloyd Manning), Charles Martin Smith (Joe Friedland), Alex Diakun (Chick Savoy), Christopher Britton (Richard Norton (credited as Chris Britton)), Fred Keating (Jack Pierce), Kaaren deZilva (Forsythe (credited as Kaären de Zilva)), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Dee Jay Jackson (Lou), Zaib Shaikh (Shakil Khan), Gina Holden (Claire), Evan Adams (Jason Horne), Marco Soriano (Glenn), Sammy Fattedad (Roger Woo), Marcus Hondro (Witness), Johnson Phan (Man), Dan Jukich (Track Announcer), Robin J. Kelley (Mrs. Lundquist), Fagin Woodcock (Jim Layton), Simone Bailly (Constable #1), Colin Matthews (Constable #2), Elfina Luk (Protestor), Rick Dobran (Reporter), Anita Brown (Suzette), Rajinder Singh Cheema (Ahluwalia)
Recently elected Mayor Dominic Da Vinci has his plate full his first week. He must smooth out a deal between billionaire Lloyd Manning and City Council to buy and operate a racetrack. In addition to a gay-bashing incident, he also has to ease the tension between a group of squatters and the police.
Dominic and Chief of Police Bill Jacobs also butt heads over a violent incident between a patient at a halfway house and a few constables, which is being investigated by Homicide detectives Angela Kosmo and Joe Finn.
Coroner Lou and detective Chick point fresh Coroner Mick Leary to a site with the bodies of young aboriginal boys.
2 :01x02 - Cat in a Tree, Lunatic in the Street
Writer: Chris Haddock
Director: Charles Martin Smith
Guest star: Charles Martin Smith (Joe Friedland), Fred Keating (Jack Pierce), Tiffany Knight (Billie Simms (credited as Tiffany Lyndall-Knight)), Alex Diakun (Chick Savoy), Alisen Down (Dr. Maria Donato), Christopher Kennedy (Tom Venice), Evan Adams (Jason Horne), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Kaaren deZilva (Forsythe (credited as Kaären de Zilva)), Linda Darlow (Ferlinger), Chad Cole (Constable Steve), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Zaib Shaikh (Shakil Khan), Gina Holden (Claire), Brian Drummond (Constable #1), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Michael Roberds (Ben Solomon), Donna Soares (Carrie Jones), Glen Gould (Clarke Messner), Dean Marshall (Carter), Wayne Baker (Lineham), Omar Forrest (Keith), Elfina Luk (Protestor), Matt Fentiman (Single Man), Anna Williams (Barb Tremaine), Catherine Thomas (Sylvia Markham), Rajinder Singh Cheema (Ahluwalia), Zeus Ghadban (Ali), Katey Wright (Alicia), Danielle Dunn-Morris (Violet), Nathan Clark (Neighbour), Jy Harris (Crop Sitter)
Dominic tries to find out who in City Council leaked Lloyd Manning's bid for the racetrack, while simultaneously trying to get the slot machines installed.
Jacobs continues to push Dominic's buttons by publicly criticise his policies.
Kosmo and Finn's investigation gets thick when they discover a stun-gun may have played a role in the altercation between police and the patient. They also begin an investigation on a late-night shooting in a pawn shop.
Leary traces the bones of the aboriginal boys to the sex trade.
Zack's infiltration of the squatters pays off when he finds out that Friedland is panning to move them out to Queen Elizabeth Park.
A witness to the Stanley Park attack helps paint a picture, but doesn't point towards the hate crime angle councillor Jason Horne is looking for.
3 :01x03 - Isn't Very Pretty But You Can Smoke It
Writer: Chris Haddock, Jesse McKeown
Director: Stefan Pleszczynski
Guest star: Eugene Lipinski (Lloyd Manning), Tiffany Knight (Billie Simms (credited as Tiffany Lyndall-Knight)), Patrick Gallagher (Detective Joe Finn), Evan Adams (Jason Horne), Dean Marshall (Carter), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Christopher Kennedy (Tom Venice), Kaaren deZilva (Forsythe (credited as Kaären de Zilva)), Quelemia Sparrow (Paula Hunter), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Donna Soares (Carrie Jones), Anna Williams (Barb Tremaine), Gina Holden (Claire), Glen Gould (Clarke Messner), Brian Mulligan (Earl Sweeney), Jaren Brandt Bartlett (Colin Rainier (credited as Jaren Brandt-Bartlett)), Stefany Mathias (Nora Brown), Nathaniel Arcand (Cage), Daryl Shuttleworth (Sandy Dandridge), Dave Cameron (Warner), Dustin Milligan (Chad Markowitz), Hugo Ateo (Lonnie Givens), Elfina Luk (Dawn), Colleen Rennison (Katie), Patricia Drake (Parini), Richard Hendery (Brent Cunningham), Monika Mar-Lee (Alice), Bruce Harwood (Wallace), James R. Baylis (Crew Worker), Wayne Baker (Lineham), John Boncore (Rocky), Annabel Kershaw (Pamela Markowitz), Kirsten Williamson (Constable #1), Sean Tyson (Constable #2), Maya Nadine (Constable #3), David Lyle (Nathanial House (credited as David H. Lyle)), Craig Veroni (Constable #4), Sara Walker (Constable #5)
With everything okayed, Dominic proceeds with his red light zone, but is already getting wind of some strong resistance in the community.
Dominic may lose one alley in maintaining the racetrack, but gain another in the process.
With Dominic silently pushing for his removal, Jacobs enlists the Executive of the Police Union to help seed a more positive image for the police in light of recent events.
Leary's investigation leads to rumours of a former radio host with a pedophilia scandal in his past.
Kosmo and Finn look at a teacher shot in his truck on his way to school.
The high tide of grow-op busts carried out by a group of female officers is brought down when a house is cleared out by an inspection notice left by the Fire Department.
Zack has convinced Friedland to opt for Crab Park, but it may already be too late.
A lead in the gay-bashing points out a pair of high school girls as suspects.
4 :01x04 - One Man, Two Jobs
Writer: Jesse McKeown, Chris Haddock
Director: Charles Martin Smith
Guest star: Charles Martin Smith (Joe Friedland), Eugene Lipinski (Lloyd Manning), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Hiro Kanagawa (Roy Komori), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Evan Adams (Jason Horne), Brian Mulligan (Earl Sweeney), Kaaren deZilva (Forsythe (credited as Kaären de Zilva)), Anna Williams (Barb Tremaine), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Gina Holden (Claire), Sammy Fattedad (Roger Woo), Donna Soares (Carrie Jones), Nathaniel Arcand (Cage), Renae Morriseau (Gail Greenwood), Gli Edmonds (Alana), Kyla Anderson (Dominica Mottola), Wanda Cannon (Gloria Miner), Pamela MacDonald (Janice Mottola), Marsha Regis (Roberta), Rob deLeeuw (Ed (credited as Rob de Leeuw)), Hugo Ateo (Lonnie Givens), Daniel Bacon (Schlosser), Parm Soor (Parmir), Tanya Hubbard (Liz), Jorge Vargas (Dealer (credited as Jorgito Vargas Jr.)), James Crescenzo (Sergeant Gorski), Manoj Sood (Santosh), Brian Drummond (Male Constable #4), Angela Moore (Detective Roemer), Dany Papineau (Firefighter), Rick Dobran (Journalist), Biski Gugushe (Constable #1)
Tensions build between the police and the fire department over the handling of grow-ups, which is not eased when whispers get out about cross-training. With the Mayor supporting the fire department and having gotten wind of Dominic's itch for a new Chief, Jacobs tries to bring the public back to the side of the police.
Kosmo and Finn tie the two drive-by shootings to an officer who was let go following an investigation by Internal.
Leary comes across some evidence in the pedophile ring.
5 :01x05 - Put Down the Hose, Pick Up a Gun
Writer: Chris Haddock
Director: Stefan Pleszczynski
Guest star: Alex Diakun (Chick Savoy), Sarah Jane Redmond (Sergeant Sheila Kurtz), Jim Codrington (Bob Forrest), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Brian Mulligan (Earl Sweeney), Anna Williams (Barb Tremaine), Hiro Kanagawa (Roy Komori), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Kaaren deZilva (Forsythe (credited as Kaären de Zilva)), Rajinder Singh Cheema (Ahluwalia), Gina Holden (Claire), Quelemia Sparrow (Paula Hunter), Parm Soor (Parmir), Glen Gould (Clarke Messner), Angela Moore (Detective Roemer), Nimet Kanji (Mina Basra), Victor Ayala (Brian), Jorge Vargas (Trick (credited as as Jorgito Vargas Jr.)), Marsha Regis (Roberta), Nathaniel Arcand (Cage), Donna Soares (Carrie Jones), Michael-Ann Connor (Vera), Travis MacDonald (Roy), Conrad Burek (Sergeant Bender), Kristina Copeland (Terri Beno), Kevin McNulty (Dubro), Gli Edmonds (Alana), Nelson Wong (Dan), Jennifer Lines (Eva), Tanya Hubbard (Liz), Yee Jee Tso (Fritz), Shane Twerdun (Narc #1), Dena Ashbaugh (Constable #1), Robinne Fanfair (Constable #2), Curtis Ahenakew (Plainclothes #1), John Dadey (Cop)
Dominic and Jacobs use the streets a battleground of wills following a death during a police raid of a grow-op. When Jacobs and Klotchko plant the idea of a connection to organised crime in order to bring back a plan for a task force, Dominic puts more emphasis on his cross-training idea.
With the squatters settled and Zack's job done, Dominic makes a deal with Friedland.
6 :01x06 - You Have to Bleed a Little
Writer: Chris Haddock
Director: Monika Mitchell
Guest star: Eugene Lipinski (Lloyd Manning), Charles Martin Smith (Joe Friedland), Alex Diakun (Chick Savoy), Stephen E. Miller (Zack McNab), Tiffany Knight (Billie Simms (credited as Tiffany Lyndall-Knight)), Christopher Britton (Richard Norton (credited as Chris Britton)), Alisen Down (Dr. Maria Donato), Jim Codrington (Bob Forrest), Sarah Jane Redmond (Sergeant Sheila Kurtz), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Gina Holden (Claire), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Hiro Kanagawa (Roy Komori), Glen Gould (Clarke Messner), Dean Marshall (Carter), Brian Mulligan (Earl Sweeney), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Quelemia Sparrow (Paula Hunter), Frank Cassini (Arkin), Dee Jay Jackson (Lou), Derek Hamilton (Manny Zappata), Michael-Ann Connor (Vera), Colleen Rennison (Katie), Anna Galvin (Libby Burton), Sammy Fattedad (Roger Woo), Kathleen Gilbert (Jill), Peter LaCroix (Ron), Roger Haskett (Citizen), Terence Kelly (Fire Chief), Yvonne Myers (Constable #1), Clint Andrew (Constable #2)
A tense investigation is launched into Ferris's claim of a fire department notice on the grow-up house.
With the racetrack in his possession, Manning informs Dominic that the Prime Minister is coming to the city. Dominic hopes to get him to tour the red light zone, but it's currently endangered by a group of citizen protesters who claim to own property in the area.
Leary brings Kosmo and Finn into the pedophile case when he finds that it's tied to an unpleasantly familiar face of theirs.
7 :01x07 - Ready To Call In The Horses
Writer: Chris Haddock
Director: Stephen Surjik
Guest star: Eugene Lipinski (Lloyd Manning), Stephen E. Miller (Zack McNab), Charles Martin Smith (Joe Friedland), Christopher Britton (Richard Norton (credited as Chris Britton)), Gerard Plunkett (Chief Coroner Bob Kelly), Tiffany Knight (Billie Simms (credited as Tiffany Lyndall-Knight)), Jim Codrington (Bob Forrest), Gina Holden (Claire), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Dean Marshall (Carter), Hiro Kanagawa (Roy Komori), Glen Gould (Clarke Messner), Kaaren deZilva (Julia Forsythe (credited as Kaären de Zilva)), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Michael-Ann Connor (Vera), Evan Adams (Jason Horne), Colleen Rennison (Katie), Terence Kelly (Fire Chief Welles), Michael Roberds (Ben Solomon), Wayne Baker (Lineham), Brian Mulligan (Earl Sweeney), Derek Hamilton (Manny Zappata), Megan Leitch (Flaherty), Quelemia Sparrow (Paula Hunter), Chris Logan (Morgan), Kevin McNulty (Dubreau), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Jim Byrnes (Eddie Banks), Rachael Cairns (Alison Wheeler (credited as Rachel Cairns)), Marsha Regis (Roberta), Martin Van Steinburg (Fryer), Izabella Zalewski (Lana), David Dennis (Fred Joseph), Rajinder Singh Cheema (Ahluwalia), Sunita Prasad (Constable #1), Carolyn Wong (Constable #2), Brian Drummond (Constable #3), Wil Parrott (Break & Enter Figure (credited as John William Parrott))
The discovery of the fire notice at the grow-op house continues to stir ire between the police and fire departments. Jacobs tries to sway the media while Klotchko attempt to keep Ferris out of the picture.
In attempt to get the slots installed at the tracks, Dominic decides to try to a different approach to get both votes and Jacobs on his side.
After finding out that he's part of Leary's investigation, Brian Curtis begins his usual means of covering his tracks.
Zack catches wind of something that hints that Friedland is hiding something.
The high school girl looked at in the gay-bashing incident makes matters worse for herself after she's caught assaulting another girl who she believes ratted her out to the police.
8 :01x08 - Gonna Cause A Ruckus
Writer: Jesse McKeown, Chris Haddock
Director: Stuart Margolin
Guest star: Alex Diakun (Chick Savoy), Eugene Lipinski (Lloyd Manning), Stephen E. Miller (Zack McNab), Charles Martin Smith (Joe Friedland), Gerard Plunkett (Chief Coroner Bob Kelly), Sarah Jane Redmond (Sergeant Sheila Kurtz), Jim Codrington (Bob Forrest), Gina Holden (Claire), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Terence Kelly (Fire Chief Welles), Hiro Kanagawa (Roy Komori), Brian Mulligan (Earl Sweeney), Michael-Ann Connor (Vera), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Kaaren deZilva (Julia Forsythe (credited as Kaären de Zilva)), Kevin McNulty (James Dubreau), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Zaib Shaikh (Shakil Khan), Linda Darlow (Sandra Ferlinger), Donna Soares (Carrie Jones), Anna Galvin (Libby Burton), Frank Cassini (Arkin), Kwesi Ameyaw (Kaspar), Richard Harmon (Andrew), Rebecca White (Martha), Izabella Zalewski (Lana), Rajinder Singh Cheema (Ahluwalia), Conan Graham (Constable #1), Sean Tyson (Constable #2)
On the eve of Tremaine's funeral, the Organized Crime Unit releases their report on the investigation into the grow-op shooting, and rouses questioning among Dominic, Leary, and especially the fire department. Chief Welles advocates for an independent investigation to clear Komori's name.
Everyone is suspicious when Brian Curtis comes to Leary to offer information on Dubreau.
9 :01x09 - Gotta Press the Flesh
Writer: Jesse McKeown
Director: Charles Martin Smith
Guest star: Charles Martin Smith (Joe Friedland), Stephen E. Miller (Zack McNab), Fred Keating (Jack Pierce), Gerard Plunkett (Chief Coroner Bob Kelly), Dhirendra (Sanjay Gohill), Sarah Jane Redmond (Sergeant Sheila Kurtz), Sharon Canovas (Carmen), Sean Amsing (Kent), James Crescenzo (Gorski), Adrian Holmes (Storno), Gina Doty (Barbara), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Dean Redman (Constable #1), Michael-Ann Connor (Vera), Kwesi Ameyaw (Kaspar), Rimple Sumer (Customer), Richard Harmon (Andrew), Terence Kelly (Fire Chief Welles), Zahf Paroo (David Handsworth), Evan Adams (Jason Horne), Scott Bellis (Councillor Phillips), Zaib Shaikh (Shakil Khan), Linda Darlow (Sandra Ferlinger), Michael Roberds (Ben Solomon), Gina Holden (Claire), Sammy Fattedad (Roger Woo), Dean Marshall (Carter), Colleen Rennison (Katie), Valerie Sing Turner (Whitehill), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Kaaren deZilva (Julia Forsythe (credited as Kaären de Zilva)), Luis Javier (Dealer), Rajinder Singh Cheema (Ahluwalia), Rob Daly (Karl Toth), Frank Cassini (Inspector Arkin), Bob Frazer (Norman Flynn), Serge Houde (Prime Minister Lucien Arcand), Gli Edmonds (Constable Alana)
With the Prime Minister in town, Dominic has difficulty in trying to arrange for him to tour the red light zone. Meanwhile, he prepares for the votes on the slots, but the results lead to the revelation of some underhanded actions on the parts of Manning and Woo.
The Complaints Commission agree to investigate the grow-op shooting. Jacobs and Klothcko scramble to cover themselves.
Leary discovers that Dubreau's pedophile ring is still active, but the investigation is troubled when Jacobs puts pressure on making an arrest.
10 :01x10 - When the Horsemen Come Looking
Writer: Sylvia Leung
Director: Sturla Gunnarsson
Guest star: Venus Terzo (Detective Angela Kosmo), Patrick Gallagher (Detective Joe Finn), Christianne Hirt (RCMP Inspector Marx), Tony Nappo (RCMP Inspector Zurokowski), Colin Cunningham (Detective Brian Curtis), Rob LaBelle (Phil Rosen), Christopher Britton (Richard Norton (credited as Chris Britton)), Serge Houde (Prime Minister Lucien Arcand), Bob Frazer (Norman Flynn), Dee Jay Jackson (Lou), Krista Morin (Constable Lightfoot), Michael-Ann Connor (Vera), Stephanie Marois (Helen (credited as Stéphanie Marois)), Gina Holden (Claire), Michael Roberds (Ben Solomon), Zaib Shaikh (Shakil Khan), Sammy Fattedad (Roger Woo), Dean Marshall (Detective Carter), Matt Ward (Clay Douglas), Alex Corr (Reed Baker), Wayne Baker (Detective Lineham), Nimet Kanji (Mina Basra), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), D. Harlan Cutshall (Dr. Green), Kwesi Ameyaw (Kaspar), Richard Hendery (Brent Cunningham), Hiro Kanagawa (Komori), Terence Kelly (Fire Chief Welles), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Terry Howson (Fire Fighter)
A storm of criticism follows the murder in the red light zone, drawing national and even international attention, as well as calls for it to be shut down, even if just temporary.
The Complaints Commission runs into wall, as Jacobs has ordered officers not to talk to the inspectors. Things only get worse when the fire department feels they are bearing the brunt of the investigation.
Meanwhile, the Zack and Friedland confront each other about their respective deceptions, and police interview the two men the teenage girl implicates in the gay-bashing.
11 :01x11 - A Few Good Bites Before They Slap Me Down
Writer: Chris Haddock
Director: David Frazee
Guest star: Stephen E. Miller (Zack McNab), Charles Martin Smith (Joe Friedland), Gerard Plunkett (Chief Coroner Bob Kelly), Colin Cunningham (Detective Brian Curtis), Rob LaBelle (Phil Rosen), Fred Keating (Jack Pierce), Jim Codrington (Bob Forrest), Tiffany Knight (Billie Simms (credited as Tiffany Lyndall-Knight)), Brian Mulligan (Earl Sweeney), James R. Baylis (Sandwich Man), Tom McBeath (Nelson Horner), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Gli Edmonds (Alana), Tamsin Horsfall (Louise), Marsha Regis (Roberta), Cam Chai (Feeney), David Richmond-Peck (Constable #2), Michael-Ann Connor (Vera), Hiro Kanagawa (Roy Komori), Julia Arkos (Webber), Gabe Khouth (Mason), Ingrid Torrance (Elaine Matthews), Terence Kelly (Fire Chief Welles), Linda Darlow (Sandra Ferlinger), Kwesi Ameyaw (Kaspar)
As Chick investigates the murder in the red light zone, Dominic gets wind that he is being set up by the Solicitor General for a downfall due to his unpopular policies.
The Complaints Commission release their findings, which are inconclusive because of the lack of cooperation. The fire department protests, as Jacobs and Klothcko work to shrug off any responsibility on their part.
Leary and Homicide move in quickly to arrest Dubreau, only to discover that he's been tipped off and has fled the country.
Zack and Frieldand suspect that the RMPC are preparing to push the squatters out of Crab Park.
Manning confronts the Mayor with evidence that a councillor was indeed bribed by a competitor for the winning bid on an ad contract.
12 :01x12 - Bumped From the Ball
Writer: Sylvia Leung, Jesse McKeown
Director: Sturla Gunnarsson
Guest star: Alex Diakun (Chick Savoy), Charles Martin Smith (Joe Friedland), Eugene Lipinski (Lloyd Manning), Gerard Plunkett (Chief Coroner Bob Kelly), Jim Codrington (Bob Forrest), Brian Mulligan (Earl Sweeney), Ashley Michaels (Margaret Fielding), Carmen Aguirre (Constable #1), Hiro Kanagawa (Roy Komori), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), James R. Baylis (Sandwich Man), Derek Hamilton (Manny Zappata), Layla Alizada (Susan Watts), Kelly Wiwchar (Constable #3), Michael-Ann Connor (Vera), Cam Chai (Feeney), Kwesi Ameyaw (Kaspar), Donna Soares (Carrie Jones), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Zaib Shaikh (Shakil Khan), Michael Roberds (Ben Solomon), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Colleen Rennison (Katie), Wayne Baker (Detective Lineham), Dean Marshall (Detective Carter), Valerie Sing Turner (Whitehill), Ingrid Torrance (Elaine Matthews), Gabe Khouth (Mason), Gina Holden (Claire), Glen Gould (Clarke Messner), Stacy Fair (Grace Thorne), Nancy Kerr (Jane Morrow), Sammy Fattedad (Roger Woo)
Instigated by claims made by Jacobs to the Solicitor General, the Complaints Commission bears their investigation down on the Mayor.
Internal begins questioning the three officers involved in the grow-op shooting. Klotchko is careful not to take blame for their non-cooperation with the Complaints inspectors. The probe begins to paint a sketchy picture of Ferris.
Curtis tries to convince witnesses to take a leave to Mexico, as Leary learns of new material that could link Dubreau to a death that could now be ruled as a homicide.
13 :01x13 - The Dogs in Sympathy with the Cats
Writer: Hiro Kanagawa, Sylvia Leung
Director: Stephen Surjik
Guest star: Colin Cunningham (Detective Brian Curtis), Jim Codrington (Bob Forrest), Brian Mulligan (Earl Sweeney), Christopher Britton (Richard Norton (credited as Chris Britton)), Rob LaBelle (Phil Rosen), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Simone Bailly (Jan Ferris), Rekha Sharma (Cindy Winters (credited as Rékha Sharma)), Donna Soares (Carrie Jones), Colleen Rennison (Katie), Reese Alexander (Sheriff), Matt Ward (Clay), Alex Corr (Reed), Michael-Ann Connor (Vera), Laurie Murdoch (Patrick Ito), Gabe Khouth (Mason), Karin Konoval (Martha Mellors), Jennifer Chow (Constable #1), Dee Jay Jackson (Lou), Gina Holden (Claire), Hiro Kanagawa (Roy Komori), Linda Darlow (Sandra Ferlinger), Frank Cassini (Inspector Arkin), Jim Byrnes (Eddie Banks), Carlos Joe Costa (Poker Player), Kwesi Ameyaw (Kaspar), James Caldwell (Bartender), Jana Mitsoula (Elizabeth Mercer), Kevin McNulty (James Dubreau), Derek Anderson (Constable #2), Zaib Shaikh (Shakil Khan), Michael Roberds (Ben Solomon), Dean Marshall (Detective Carter), Evan Adams (Jason Horne), Dave Cameron (Warner)
With things appearing to be ramping up for the worse, the Mayor's luck may be turning for the better when the Coroner's Office discovers evidence that points towards the fire notice having been planted at the grow-op site.
Dominic also looks for help on Roger Woo's racetrack, and confronts Manning over his potential lawsuit with Pacific Com.
The gay-bashing and pedophile ring cases are brought to their respective closes, as the suspects in question reach out to make deals with the Crown.
The Quality of Life
Writer: Chris Haddock, Alan DiFiore
Director: John Fawcett
Guest star: Hugh Dillon (Jean Tellier), Mary Walsh (Katherine Greenborne), Michael Murphy (Charles Greenborne), Tinsel Korey (Anna Navarez), Bruce Ramsay (Earl Waverly), Benjamin Ratner (Sam Berger (credited as Ben Ratner)), Ron Lea (Tom Drood), Eugene Lipinski (Lloyd Manning), Allison Hossack (Elaine Cushing), Mylene Robic (Rita Mah (credited as Mylène Dinh-Robic)), Alex Diakun (Chick Savoy), Hrothgar Mathews (Charlie Klotchko), Jennifer Clement (Mrs. Whiting), Ellen Ewusie (Lorraine), Nancy Kerr (Karen Shepherd), Karin Konoval (Constable Lacey), T-Roy Kozuki (Neighbour), Thai-Hoa Le (Win Moy), Rebecca Robbins (Marcie), Reg Tupper (Fisk), Pauline Wong (Emily), Dane MacFahden (Limo Driver (credited as Dane B. McFadhen)), Samuel Vincent (Health Inspector Joe), Rondel Reynoldson (Linda Wood), Terry Chen (Kent Louie), Parker Jay (Constable #1), Hamza Farah (Food Bank Jack), Marcus Hondro (Security Guard Roy)
A sex-filled event following a fundraiser results in the death of a helper. The hosts, the Greenbornes, are powerful media moguls who make sure to cover it all up. Dominic, who's hounded by persistent rumours that he's going to run for Premier, has to handle the incident by walking a tight-rope between uncompromising morality and political advantage.