Inspector Cameron finds his assistant Sergeant Striker enamored of a young Irish servant girl. He becomes concerned when the young girl is accused of shooting her employer's son and Sergeant Striker's revolver is found to be missing. Cameron decides to take on the task of proving the young girl's innocence.
A fashionable Muskoka lodge in the 1890's is the setting for a tangle of romance and eccentricity in which Inspector Cameron and his friend Dr. Chisholm get involved.
A bungled assassination attempt brings Inspector Cameron into a federal election campaign laced with romance, political intrigue, and murder.
A turn-of-the-century sculling races provide the backdrop to murder and revenge. Inspector Cameron and Sgt. Striker track down a dangerous fanatic. Sgt. Striker takes to the oars to investigate the deaths of two champion scullers.
In the first of two episodes, lawyer Martin Betcherly is convinced that his wife Veronica and her artist lover are plotting to kill him. He appeals to his good friend Inspector Cameron.
Conclusion of two-part episode. Cameron wins a stay of execution for two convicted murderers—and 24 hours to prove their innocence.
When a staff member of a wax museum is found stabbed to death, Inspector Cameron is called to Niagara Falls to investigate. Cameron feels that Jack the Ripper may be connected to the case.
Dr. Chisholm sees an eccentric young man stalking his wife and a male companion, apparently with murder in his heart. This episode of the Victorian crime series features a surprising guest appearance by cabaret star Tom Kneebone.
Sergeant Striker becomes a victim when he helps inspector Cameron investigate a Toronto hypnotist.
