"One of the largest mass murders in Canada is heinously committed In Wells Gray Park, B.C., as three generations of a family are brutally killed. For Detective Mike Eastham (John Pyper Ferguson), it\u2019s mission that takes him across the country and back again as he pioneers the use of the media to catch his man. When the killer gets a plea, Eastham vows to put him behind bars, because for Eastham the case won\u2019t be over for him until he\u2019s gone."

"Detective Herb Curwain (Eric Johnson) is finally promoted to the Homicide Unit and with this comes the assignment of an unsolved case he knows well \u2014 the disappearance of a young woman in Pickering, Ont. There\u2019s evidence this may be connected to one man and a string of serial killings, but when red tape threatens to get in his way \u2014 Curwain does whatever it takes and changes the way serial killers are investigated in Canada to this day."

"When a man is reported missing, things don\u2019t add up. Edmonton Homicide Investigator Bill Clark takes charge and before long finds himself deep in the world of Internet homicide and the sickening potential that the murder was filmed and for sale to the highest bidder."

"When leads dry up on a double homicide, Hamilton Detective Don Forgan turns to the only potential witness, the murder victim's three-year-old son."

"Detective Rod Piukkala faces a gruesome crime scene, a bomb threat, and a killer threatening to strike again. The victim's family helps change Canadian parole laws forever."

"In 2011, a massive fire tore down a 19th century heritage building and threatened Toronto\u2019s downtown core. The high-profile case still haunts detective Debbie Harris."

"The high-profile case still haunts detective Debbie Harris."

"The high-profile case still haunts detective Debbie Harris."

"Like most nights, 18-year-old Jennifer Teague walked home from her late shift at work. But this time, she never made it home"

"Like most nights, 18-year-old Jennifer Teague walked home from her late shift at work. But this time, she never made it home"

"But this time, she never made it home"

"But this time, she never made it home"

"This small town suicide didn\u2019t raise any suspicion, but when Detective Ken Leppert dug deeper it began to look more like murder."

"This small town suicide didn\u2019t raise any suspicion, but when Detective Ken Leppert dug deeper it began to look more like murder."

"When a man with no enemies and few friends is viciously murdered in a quiet neighbourhood in Calgary, Detective Dave Sweet struggles to determine who could have done it."

"Detective Dave Sweet struggles to determine who could have done it."

"No description"

"No description"