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| Alvin Abram |
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Gabe Garshowitz: Jewish
homicide detective, and his beautiful young partner, Iris Forester,
a detective constable, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Lou Allin |
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Belle Palmer: 40-something
realtor in Northern Ontario, Canada |
| Bevan Amberhill |
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Jean-Claude Keyes:
actor, writer, and amateur sleuth, at the Shakespeare Festival in
Stratford, Ontario, Canada |
| Kelley Armstrong |
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Nadia Stafford:
ex-cop turned hitwoman, in Ontario, Canada |
| Tony Aspler |
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Ezra Brant: wine journalist in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Rosemary Aubert |
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Ellis Portal:
former lawyer and judge convicted of a crime in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada |
| Colin Bateman |
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Frank Corrigan:
Northern Ireland transplant, now an inspector in Niagara Falls, Ontario,
Canada |
| Jack Batten |
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Crang: lawyer and
jazz buff in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Michael Blair |
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Joe “Shoe” Schumacher:
ex-cop, professional wrestler, and bodyguard, in Vancouver, British
Columbia, and Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Giles Blunt |
| • |
John Cardinal:
detective near Algonquin Bay, Ontario, Canada |
| Joan Boswell |
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Hollis Grant: painter
and amateur sleuth, starting in Ottawa, and mostly in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada |
| Mel Bradshaw |
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Paul Shenstone: police detective in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Liz Brady |
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Jane Yeats: Harley-riding
journalist and crime writer, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Alex Brett |
| • |
Morgan O’Brien:
Canadian government investigator specializing in science fraud, based
in Ottawa, Ontario |
| Janet Brons |
| • |
Liz Forsyth: RCMP Inspector based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, and Stephen Hay, a Detective Chief Inspector at Scotland Yard, in London, England |
| J.D. Carpenter |
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Campbell Young: racetrack-loving
homicide detective, later a private investigator, and his friend
Priam Harvey, a racetrack journalist, mostly in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada |
| Terry Carroll |
| • |
Carl North: small-town
cop and amateur hockey goalie, in Belleford and then St. Thomas,
Ontario, Canada |
| Brenda Chapman |
| • |
Kala Stonechild: First Nations police recruit, and detective Jacques Rouleau, in Ottawa, later Kingston, Ontario, Canada |
| Alisa Craig (Charlotte MacLeod) |
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Dittany Henbit
Monk: garden club member, and her husband Osbert
Monk, an author, in Lobelia Falls, Ontario, Canada, in the Grub-and-Stakers mysteries |
| Robertson Davies |
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Sir Francis Cornish and
other academics at the College of St. John and the Holy Ghost, in
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in the Cornish Trilogy |
| Howard Engel |
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Benny Cooperman:
private investigator in Grantham, Ontario, Canada |
| Gloria Ferris |
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Bliss Moonbeam Cornwall, a former socialite working part-time jobs, and Neil Redfern, the police chief, in the small town Lockport, Ontario, Canada |
| C.B. Forrest |
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Charlie McKelvey: 30-year
veteran police detective whose runaway son was murdered, starting
in 1999 Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Barbara Fradkin |
| • |
Michael Green:
police inspector in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
| Ellen Godfrey |
| • |
Rebecca Rosenthal:
80-year-old Polish-born anthropologist in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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Jane Tregar:
corporate headhunter in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Alison Gordon |
| • |
Kate Henry: baseball
sportswriter in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Margaret Haffner |
| • |
Catherine Edison:
biologist in fictional Kingsport, Ontario, Canada |
| Lyn Hamilton |
| • |
Lara McClintock:
antiquities dealer and shop owner in Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
featured in the Archological mysteries |
| Tom Henighan |
| • |
Sam Montcalm: middle-aged,
lone wolf private investigator in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
| Tanya Huff |
| • |
Vicki Nelson:
ex-cop turned private investigator with a vampire lover in Toronto,
Ontario, Canada |
| Karen Irving |
| • |
Katy Klein: former
psychologist turned astrologer who lives in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
| Maureen Jennings |
| • |
William Murdoch:
private investigator in 1890s Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Mike Knowles |
| • |
Wilson: mob enforcer
who double-crosses his mafia boss, in Hamilton, Ontario, later on
Prince Edward Island, Canada |
| Stuart Langford |
| • |
Will Burns: in
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
| N.J. Lindquist |
| • |
Paul Manziuk:
Detective Inspector with homicide, and Jacqueline (Jackie) Ryan,
a black cop recently promoted to Detective, in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada |
| Mary Jane Maffini |
| • |
Camilla MacPhee: who runs an advocacy agency for victims of violent crime, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
| Mary E. Martin |
| • |
Harry Jenkins: lawyer
in a small wills and estates firm in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in
the Osgoode Trilogy |
| John McFetridge |
| • |
Non-series set in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Vivian Meyer |
| • |
Abby Faria: bike courier
and fledgling private investigator based in the Kensington Market
area of Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Ross Pennie |
| • |
Zol Szabo: public health doctor and medical detective, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada |
| Anna Porter |
| • |
Judith Hayes: divorced
freelance journalist with two teenagers, and her friend, Manhattan
editor Marsha Hillier, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| John Reeves |
| • |
Andrew Coggin: detective
inspector, and sergeant Fred Sump, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Jeffrey Round |
| • |
Dan Sharp: missing persons investigator and gay single father in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Medora Sale (Caroline Roe) |
| • |
John Sanders:
police detective, and Harriet Jeffries, a photographer, in Toronto,
Ontario, Canada |
| Howard Shrier |
| • |
Jonah Geller: private
investigator, and his partner, Jenn Raudsepp, based in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada |
| John Worsley Simpson |
| • |
Harry Stark:
curmudgeonly homicide detective who listens to jazz and has a reclusive
cat, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Frank (A.) Smith |
| • |
Ian Pepper:
police superintendent in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Marc Strange |
| • |
Orwell Brennan: police
chief in rural Dockerty, Ontario, Canada |
| Betsy Struthers |
| • |
Rosalie Cairns:
bookstore clerk turned academic, in Peterborough and Toronto, Ontario,
Canada |
| Richard J. Thomas |
| • |
D.B. Murphy: ex-blacksmith
private investigator in the 1920s-1930s, in the Georgian Bay port
town of Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada |
| Scott Thornley |
| • |
MacNeice: homicide detective superintendant, who likes jazz and classical music, in fictional Dundurn (Hamilton), Ontario, Canada |
| Sylvia Maultash Warsh |
| • |
Rebecca Temple:
family practice physician in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Inger Ash Wolfe |
| • |
Hazel Micallef:
60-something detective inspector in the small town of Port Dundas,
Ontario, Canada |
| Ted Wood |
| • |
Reid Bennett: police
chief, and Sam, a German Shepard in Murphy’s Harbour, Ontario,
Canada |
| Eric Wright |
| • |
Lucy Trimble
Brenner: private eye and librarian in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| • |
Mel Pickett:
60-something retired Toronto cop in Larch River, Ontario, Canada |
| • |
Charles Salter:
40-something police inspector in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Eve Zaremba |
| • |
Helen Keremos: 40-something
lesbian private investigator and former intelligence operative based
in Vancouver, British Columbia, also operating in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada, and elsewhere |
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