Burden of Truth

Joanna Chang (Kristin Kreuk) is living a new life at a new firm with a new name when she’s assigned a case of a brilliant young Internet privacy activist who will turn everything in her new life upside down. Meanwhile, back in Millwood, Billy Crawford (Peter Mooney) is dealing with the aftermath of…

Joanna (Kristin Kreuk) is dealing with the aftermath of a serious and dangerous invasion of her privacy, while in Millwood, Billy (Peter Mooney) entertains his brother Shane’s (Andrew Chown) idea to save the town.

Joanna struggles to control the narrative of Noah’s case when Lovand starts a smear campaign against him. Billy and Gerrilynn wait for an answer in their Civil suit, when an unexpected visitor turns up in Millwood with an offer.

Back in Millwood after learning of a death of someone close to her, Joanna won’t get a moment to mourn, as the overzealous police are already zeroing in on Gerrilynn Spence.

With Luna in custody for the murder of David Hanley, Joanna and Billy must scramble to get her out on bail before she’s sent off to a detention centre. Joanna and Billy scramble to get Luna out on bail.

Sleepless, manic and suppressing her grief, a crumbling Joanna is struggling to keep the disparate parts of her life - Luna’s case, and her work at Steadman Lavery - functioning. Sleepless and suppressing her grief, Joanna struggles to maintain her job at Steadman Lavery.

With Luna ’s trial about to start, Joanna and Billy are scrambling to unearth any exonerating evidence to keep her from going to jail for life. When Joanna notices something amiss in one of the crime scene photos, she races off to her other client, the computer expert Noah, for help extricating…

After Joanna discovers the identity of her father’s killer, she returns to Millwood with the single-minded objective of proving it in a court of law, but with Luna’s trial about to start, Joanna is forced to pivot to defend her sister against an avalanche of damning evidence.