Michael Smyth lands in the New World on an HBC ship and is ordered by Lord Benton to venture into the frontier in search of fur trader Declan Harp, the man responsible for the murder of Benton’s soldiers at a remote outpost.
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Directed by Brad PeytonWritten by Rob Blackie, Perry Chafe, Peter BlackieGuest stars Lawrence Barry, Chuck Herriott, Paul Rowe
While Douglas and Malcolm Brown negotiate a loan with wealthy Samuel Grant, their brother Cedric Brown kidnaps a Lake Walker boy as trade leverage, setting off a deadly chain of events in the Bay. Michael chooses a side. Emberly takes a big risk that puts her in Benton's crosshairs. Harp makes a promise to the Lake Walkers.
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Directed by Brad PeytonWritten by Perry ChafeGuest stars Cameron Roberts, Tantoo Cardinal, Paul Rowe
After an unprovoked attack on their camp, Machk leads the Lake Walkers to retaliate against the Brown Brothers. Harp sets out to find the truth while tensions increase.
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Directed by John VatcherWritten by Joseph KayGuest stars Tantoo Cardinal
An unexpected arrival to Fort James puts Lord Benton and Chesterfield on edge. Emberly conspires to rid herself of a problem. Michael is shocked when he sees someone from his past in the Bay.
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Directed by Kelly MakinWritten by Greg NelsonGuest stars Katie McGrath
Captain Johnson closes in on Benton and the fort is reinforced with soldiers as Harp and Benton come face to face; Emberly makes a move to control Chesterfield.
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Directed by Ken GirottiWritten by Greg NelsonGuest stars Katie McGrath
Sherry White, Rob Blackie, Peter Blackie, Greg Nelson, Chris Roberts, Kerri MacDonald, Perry Chafe, Adriana Maggs, Greg Spottiswood, Michelle Latimer, Aubrey Nealon, Russ Cochrane, Joseph Kay
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
18
Original language
English
Networks & production
DiscoveryCanada
ASAP EntertainmentUnited States
Take the Shot ProductionsCanada
Themes
18th centuryfur tradehistorical dramahistorical fictionindigenous peoplesnative americannewfoundland and labrador