From a media release:
The past has found its way back to the Crossing. CTV Original drama series SULLIVAN’S CROSSING returns for a highly anticipated fourth season Sundays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CTV, beginning March 22, and streaming next day on Crave. Based on the New York Times best-selling novels by author Robyn Carr, the hit series stars Morgan Kohan (WHEN HOPE CALLS) and Chad Michael Murray (ONE TREE HILL). Set and filmed in Nova Scotia in the communities of Halifax, Hubbards, Sackville, Mount Uniake, and Mi’kmaq First Nations territories, among others, Season 4 consists of 10, one-hour episodes.
Fans of the series have come to expect an emotional rollercoaster, but nothing could have prepared them for the shocking arrival of Maggie’s ex, Liam (Marcus Rosner), at the end of Season 3. In Season 4, Maggie (Morgan Kohan) sets her sights on a new vision for her career, and a renewed commitment to Cal (Chad Michael Murray), only to be blindsided by Liam’s sudden reappearance, which threatens to disrupt Maggie’s plans. Returning alongside Morgan Kohan as Dr. Maggie Sullivan and Chad Michael Murray as Cal Jones, are singer and companion of the Order of Canada, Tom Jackson (CARDINAL) as Frank Cranebear; actor, singer, songwriter, Andrea Menard (VELVET DEVIL) as Edna Cranebear; Marcus Rosner (ROMANCE TO THE RESCUE) as Maggie’s ex Liam Davies; Amalia Williamson (YOU’RE KILLING ME) as Lola Gunderson; Lindura (GHOSTS) as Sydney Shandon; Dakota Taylor (FEAR STREET: PROM) as Rafe; and Reid Price (THE SINNER) as Rob Shandon.
As previously announced, joining the ensemble cast in guest-starring roles this season are Glen Gould (CARDINAL) as Frank’s friend Danny; Fuad Ahmed (LATE BLOOMER) as Rob’s mentor, friend and Michelin star chef Amir Malik; Colby Frost (THE VENERY OF SAMANTHA BIRD) and Emerson MacNeil (WE WERE LIARS) as brother and sister Ben and Tracy Nelson; and Jonathan Silverman (GOOD GIRLS) in the role of Quincy Carlson, a disgruntled guest at the Crossing. Also, back for Season 4 are returning guest stars Cindy Sampson (PRIVATE EYES) as Jane; Steve Lund (LITTLE LORRAINE) as Fire Chief Cooper; Jayne Eastwood (WORKIN’ MOMS) as Mrs. Bailey; and Meghan Ory (ONCE UPON A TIME) as Sedona.
On the Season 4 premiere of SULLIVAN’S CROSSING, “Curveballs” (Sunday, March 22 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CTV and streaming next day on Crave), having decided on a new direction for her career and with a renewed commitment to Cal, Maggie Sullivan’s life at the Crossing is finally taking shape until Maggie’s ex-husband, Liam, arrives with a shocking revelation which only upends Maggie’s life once again and causes Cal to question whether Maggie will ever truly be able to leave her past behind. Shaken by Liam’s arrival, Maggie looks into getting him the paperwork he needs, while Cal finds himself wondering why Liam is really there. Meanwhile, Edna tries to convince an overprotective Frank that she’s ready to return to work as he focuses on figuring out how to turn the land Glenn gave them into a conservation area. Sydney and Rafe’s relationship issues come to a head as Rob receives confusing news from Toronto.
Exclusive videos are available throughout the season on @SullivansCrossingCTV’s social channels, providing viewers with an extension of the series with bonus digital content. Viewers can also catch up on all past seasons of SULLIVAN’S CROSSING on Crave. Audiences worldwide have also fallen in love with the characters and stories of CTV’s most-watched Canadian drama, SULLIVAN’S CROSSING. Captivating fans internationally, the series has been sold by Fremantle into more than 180 territories. It debuted at #3 on the Netflix Global English TV Top 10 list, remaining in the Top 10 for three weeks. The series also airs in the U.S. on The CW and in Australia on Stan.
Adapted by Roma Roth from author Robyn Carr’s best-selling book series of the same name, SULLIVAN’S CROSSING is executive produced by Reel World Management’s Roma Roth and Christopher E. Perry along with Muse Entertainment’s Aren Prupas in association with commissioning broadcaster CTV and Crave, The CW, and Fremantle. Author Robyn Carr is also an executive producer alongside Michela Di Mondo (Fremantle), Hilary Martin (Fremantle), Justin Stockman (CTV/Crave), and Bruce M. Smith. Co-executive producers are John Callaghan, Rosana Roth, Karen Kicak, and Rachel Langer. Producers are Alex Jordan, Jason Levangie, and Marc Tetreault. Directors for the season are Chris Grismer (QUANTUM LEAP), Zoe Hopkins (NORTH OF NORTH), Michael McGowan (ALL MY PUNY SORROWS), and April Mullen (SIMULANT).
