Tin Star

British detective and recovering alcoholic Jim Worth is adjusting to the quiet life in the Canadian Rockies after moving from London to the mountain idyll of Little Big Bear with his family - his wife Angela, teenage daughter Anna, and five-year-old son Petey. As the new chief of police, he finds there is little to occupy himself with at work, until North Stream Oil sets up a refinery near the town. Jim struggles to protect his family and the town from the wave of organised crime that follows. When a local doctor who previously launched accusations against the corporation turns up dead, Jim suspects foul play and opens a murder investigation. After Jim's family suffers a shocking tragedy, dark, dangerous secrets emerge and vengeance arrives in paradise to unleash a very particular kind of hell.

Wracked by guilt, Jim attempts to bury his grief by picking the murder case back up, instinctively believing it is connected to his own loss.

Waking up in an First Nations reservation after blacking out, Jim discovers that Anna has disappeared. Meanwhile, Whitey tidies up a loose end.

The Worth family reunite to say goodbye to a loved one. Mrs Bradshaw faces a difficult decision after she learns a damaging story has leaked to the press.

With Jim banished from their home, Angela takes her family's safety into her own hands. Whitey executes a ruthless plan to bring Jim into his sights.

Whitey visits the Worth home with revenge on his mind, but finds himself on the back foot. Elizabeth confronts Gagnon about his vested interest in bringing down Jim.