First Aired: March 7, 1999 - CTV
A tragic shooting at an upscale restaurant touches the lives of two Toronto families from different ends of the city's social spectrum.
Episode Two: "Joyride Pt. 2"
First Aired: March 9, 1999 - CTV
Father Shane (Aidan Devine) tries to help a group of youths escape a world of drugs and crime.
Episode Three: "Confessions"
First Aired: March 16, 1999 - CTV
Katharine (Tori Higginson) makes a final attempt to win the favour of voters from the city's inner core.
Episode Four: (title to come)
First Aired: March 23, 1999
Father Shane is forced to confront the horrors of his past when he assists a family of refugees in need of food and shelter and offers counselling to the emotionally scarred father.
First Aired: March 30th, 1999
Father Shane defies orders from the Archbishop when he establishes a controversial needle-exchange program at the church; Katharine worries about Strachan's latest romantic liason.
Episode Six: (title to come)
First Aired: April 6th, 1999
Write up unavailable
Episode Seven: (title to come)
First Aired: April 13th, 1999
Katharine and Father Shane are forced to take sides after a controversial police shooting; Detective MacKeigan (Shawn Doyle) is disturbed over his role in the incident and turns to Angie for comfort.
Episode Eight: (title to come)
First Aired: April 20th, 1999
Katharine reveals new information about Strachan's shooting; Father Shane becomes involved in an undercover investigation; Angie and MacKeigan contemplate their relationship.
First Aired: April 27th, 1999
Katharine opens a community centre in Toronto's downtown core, but a brutal beating involving Father Shane forces her to contemplate the safety risks of her new endeavor.
Episode Ten: (title to come)
First Aired: May 4th, 1999
Strachan's research for a high-school genetics project leads him to a shocking discovery about his mother, but Katharine begs her son to keep the secret that could destroy her marriage.
Episode Eleven: (title to come)
First Aired: May 11th, 1999
Father Shane agrees to teach a pre-marriage course for engaged couples in his parish, but he is determined to put a stop to one union when he learns that the groom is openly gay.
Frirst Aired: May 18th, 1999
The gritty drama ends its first season on a suspenseful note when city councillor Katherine Strachan goes missing, and the two men in her life - husband Jack and one-time lover Father Shane - struggle to find her ... faced with the consequences of lying about Strachan's paternity and unable to accept her impending divorce, a distraught Katharine leaves town and heads for her family's cottage. But an accident along the way puts her life in jeapordy and has her family fearing for her safety.
All Write-Ups Taken from the Manitoba Edition TV Guide (c)