Cra$h & Burn follows Jimmy Burn, a cocky yet charming claims adjuster for a cut-throat, bottom-line insurance corporation. Jimmy maneuvers his way around insurance scams and the criminal underworld as he tries to escape his past and make a better life on the gritty post-industrial streets of Hamilton, ON.

HAVEN (13x60min)
(Network Premiere)
Thursdays at 8am, 11am and 6pm ET beginning September 2

Based on a novella by Stephen King, Haven centres on the small town of Haven, Maine, where FBI agent Audrey (Emily Rose, ER) discovers the curious enclave is a longtime refuge for people with supernatural abilities. As the townspeople’s dormant owers begin to express themselves, Audrey helps keep dangerous forces at bay while discovering the many secrets of Haven – including one surrounding her own surprising past the mysterious town of Haven.

THE GUARD, Seasons 1 to 3 (39x60min)
(Network Premiere)
Fridays at 8am, 11am and 6pm ET beginning September 3

This one-hour drama follows the search and rescue team of Canada’s favourite Coast Guard rescue specialists. The team embark on new challenges while continuing to endure the daily dangers of life out on the Pacific Ocean.

The Guard

Friday, November 20 – 8pm ET/PT

“LOVESICK”

The crew is quarantined after responding to a call where all of the occupants on a sailboat are stricken with a mysterious and possibly deadly virus.

• Bacic looks back at three years on ‘Guard’
  “An agent once told Steve Bacic, ‘The camera loves insanity and vulnerability.’ So, he says, he has more or less dedicated his career to exploring both. ‘Whenever possible, I like to put them both together,’ he says.” Read more.

The Guard

8pm ET/PT

Tina must fight to save the life of the person who just attempted to assault her after their speeding boat hits a log boom in the middle of the ocean.

• Blades, Flash, Blades Top Weekend Draws
  “CTV’s Friday night winner Flashpoint picked off another 1,870,000 according to BBM Canada overnight estimates (“commercial” data). Battle of the Blades landed 1,618,000 Sunday night for CBC. CBC’s Sunday night family drama Heartland, featuring Amber Marshall and Spartan, left, had another near million night, drawing 932,000.” Read more.

• Flash, Dance and Blades Put CanCon on Top
  “The season finale of So You Think You Can Dance Canada waltzed off with 1,689,000 viewers, with Lethbridge, Alta.’s Tara Jean Popowich crowned as the nation’s latest dance queen. Flashpoint led all Canadian scripted shows with 1,560,000 Friday night viewers on CTV. It was also the most-watched show–American or Canadian–on the night.” Read more.

“BODY PARTS”
Port Hallet is a buzz when an internet porn director shows up with three “actresses” to shoot a Girls Gone into the Wild video. Their filming is interrupted when their boat hits a deadhead and the Coasties are forced to race to their rescue. Meanwhile, Laura is thrown for a curve when David’s ex-wife Jen arrives to investigate a dismembered sneaker-clad foot that washed up on the beach…and then hooks up with Miro.

• Caught with her pants down
  “Zoie Palmer’s ambition as a performer manifested itself early, with a time-honoured childhood ritual. Specifically, impromptu underwear shows when acquaintances of her parents would drop by for a chat.” Read more.

Season 3: This one-hour drama with all new episodes follows the search and rescue (SAR) team of the Canadian Coast Guard. Canada’s favourite Coast Guard rescue specialists are back to embark on new challenges while continuing to endure the daily dangers of life out on the Pacific Ocean.

Cast: Steve Bacic, Sonya Salomaa, Jeremy Guilbaut and Zoie Palmer.

Friday October 23 at 8 pm PT/ET