From Robin Parker of Broadcast UK:

• Murdoch Mysteries to film in UK
  “Canadian co-pro Murdoch Mysteries is to get more of a British flavour for its third run, thanks to a strengthened co-production deal between UKTV, ITV Studios, Global Entertainment and indie Shaftesbury Films.” Read more.

From thisisbristol.co.uk:

• Canadian TV show Murdoch Mysteries film episode around Bristol landmarks
  “The episode sees the titular hero Detective William Murdoch in Bristol trying to stop an assassination. His co-star for this episode was Lisa Faulkner, a British actress most famous for dying a particularly gruesome death in the BBC1 spy drama Spooks. The episode was filmed for the series’ forthcoming third season.” Read more.

From Karena Walter of the St. Catharines Standard:

• TV show filmed at Ball’s Falls
  “Location manager Greg McMaster said the period element adds an extra challenge. There can’t be anything that looks like it’s post-1897 in the shots, such as street lights and concrete. ‘A set like Ball’s Falls is ideal because it’s eliminated most of that already,’ McMaster said.” Read more.

From Torontoist:

• Televising Toronto the Good
  “Murdoch Mysteries, the Shaftesbury Films–produced television show that follows the exploits of William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson)—the Victorian detective first encountered in the best-selling novels of Maureen Jennings—helps bring this other side of Toronto’s history to life. Currently riding a wave of success, the multiple Gemini-nominated show just got renewed for a third season on Citytv and will begin being aired on American Public Television at the end of the month. Season one was released on DVD earlier this week.” Read more.

From Jeff Swindoll of Monsters and Critics:

• Murdoch Mysteries: Season One – DVD Review
  “Wild Wild North could be another moniker for this genre bending Canadian television show. Inspector Murdoch does lack the actor bluster of Artemis Gordon, but Yannick Bisson might fit into Robert Conrad’s tight pants. Elementary, my dear Murdoch.” Read more.