When Robert Fraser, a legendary Mountie, is shot and killed in the Canadian wilderness, his son, Constable Benton Fraser, is the only one who seems to think Fraser, Sr.'s death warrants an investigation. Determined to apprehend the men responsible, Fraser, helped only by his deaf wolf, follows the trail to Chicago, Illinois, where he meets the detective assigned to the case. Detective Ray Vecchio doesn't think the 'dead Mountie' case deserves a formal investigation either, but he agrees to help Fraser on the side- an decision that lands him in the hospital and Fraser ordered back to Canada.
Back home, Fraser continues his search for the truth, and finally unearths a plot envolving a hydro- electric dam, a dirty Mountie, and a bunch of drowned caribou. Discovered, his father's killers decide Fraser is a liability as well and mark him for death. Ray arrives just in time, fresh out of the hospital and armed to the teeth. After a race between dogsled and snowmobiles, Fraser, Ray and a Native hunter defeat the assassins and bring the bad Mountie, Gerrard, to justice. Unfortunately, the justice includes Fraser being exiled- to Chicago, of all places.
Fraser and Ray help a young thief named Willie prove he wasn't responsible for the 'knocking-over' of an insurance firm when a gun in the kid's possession turns out to be the one used in the robbery.
Fraser's been asked to help a young girl's father. His name is Charlie. Charlie's the fall guy for an insurance scam- he jumps in front of moving vehicles for a living. Unfortunately, what Charlie doesn't know is that his next fall might be his last. He won't listen to Fraser, or to his young daughter, and he doesn't know that his employers have decided he's expendable. Unless Fraser and Ray can stop him, Charlie's a dead man. To complicate matters further, Dief has a problem, too. Against Fraser's advice, he's decided to explore Chicago on his own, unwittingly arousing the ire of a patrolling dog-catcher.
Buck Frobisher once faced a ruthless killer named Geiger and put him away. Now Geiger's out, and he's got revenge on his mind. Fraser tries to convince Buck that running's not the answer but Buck doesn't want Fraser's advice, or his help. Not until Geiger puts Fraser in the hospital does Buck realize he needs to fight, and he needs Fraser to fight with him. Together, the two limping Mounties and the Chicago cop face down the murderer.
When Ray takes Fraser to the supermarket, Fraser discovers a deadly secret in the ground beef- it may not be beef at all. In fact, the diseased meat may be from a source very dear to the Royal Canadian MOUNTED Police...
The stolen car of a pizza delivery boy leads Fraser and Ray to a used car place turning a profit by stealing their own cars...after they sell them!
A young Chinese man is kidnapped outside his father's restaurant by members of the deadly Tong. The Tong want Mr. Lee, the boy's father, to accept a 'business deal'- if he doesn't, the boy dies. Fraser and Ray, who were in the restaurant at the time of the kidnapping, want to help, but they are shut out of the case by the FBI. Ray knows the Feds will bungle the case, so it's up to he and Fraser to find the boy. Unfortunately, all they have to go on is some sounds Fraser heard... Doowsh.. doowsh.. doowsh...
Fraser is assigned to escort Christina, a diplomat's 16-year-old daughter, around Chicago, but, unfortunately for him, the girl decides to finally rebel against her over- protective father.
Christina has managed to escape Fraser's watchful eye, but in doing so she has accidentally aquired a certain object sought by both the entire Chicago PD and a ruthless murderer who has already killed once to obtain it...
Fraser and Ray have wildly differing reactions when they discover an abandoned baby in the back seat of the Riv. However, when it turns out that the kid was left by his mother to avoid his father selling him to a baby broker, they work together to convince the father of his mistake and return little Jamie to the arms of his family.
The only suspect in a bank robbery appears to be... Santa? Actually, a whole bunch of Santas. Or rather, men dressed up as Santas. Fraser and Ray are interested in one certain Santa especially... the wheelman, or driver of the getaway car. Did the wheelman actually foul up his own operation by pulling the alarm? And if he did, why?
During a routine reprimand for illegal parking, the suspect pulls a gun on Fraser. Ray steps in, and when the suspect then flees, he and Fraser pursue. However, in doing so, Ray is struck by a second vehicle and knocked unconcious. The woman driver stops only long enough to give him the kiss of life and a memory of exquisite beauty- then she's gone. Ray is determined to track her down and find out if she's the love of his life, but he gets a brutal let-down when he finds out she's involved in an arms-smuggling case he's been working.
Ray: You're crazy. Fraser: Good idea! This is the scenario when Fraser goes undercover at a mental institution to find out why so many of the patients there are becoming suicidal- and why the institution is covering up their deaths. Who is 'Ty'? And just what IS the mysterious 'blue room'? Fraser and his good buddy Ray will find out... or die trying.
Fraser and Ray are assigned to do a seminar on staying safe in a bad neighborhood. Unfortunately, it seems like someone may be listening too hard when a vigilante starts taking out the neighborhood trash- with a baseball bat.
Fraser is ordered to take pathological liar Ian MacDonald back across the Canadian Border. The charge? Perjury, of course. Ian's a nice guy... he just can't tell the truth. Not even to save his life. And he REALLY doesn't want to go back to jail...
