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No. of seasons
  
2

Original network
  
Final episode date
  
1995

Number of seasons
  
2

Cast
  
Cheryl Wilson

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IMDb

Country of origin
  
Canada

No. of episodes
  
26

First episode date
  
29 November 1993

Network
  
Global Television Network

Number of episodes
  
26

Genre
  
adventure dramasoap opera

Production company(s)
  
Similar
  
Family Passions, Black Harbour, Dead Man's Gun, Jenny's War, The Martian Chronicles

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Destiny Ridge is a Canadian television drama series, which aired on Global in the 1990s. Produced by Atlantis Communications in conjunction with a German firm, the series premiered on November 29, 1993.

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Shot on location in Jasper National Park, the series centred on Don Jenkins (Richard Comar), Julie Fryman (Nancy Sakovich), Sam Whitehorse (Raoul Trujillo) and Walt Pernecki (Michael Tayles), park wardens trying to defend the park from a real estate speculator, Jack Kilbourn (Scott Hylands), who wanted to acquire land in the park for a development. Elke Sommer also starred as Anna Hansen, the owner of a small tourist lodge in the park who found herself in a love triangle with Jenkins and Kilbourn.

For its second season, the German production partner discontinued its involvement with the series, which Atlantis then "rebooted" as a more adult-themed soap opera, with new cast additions including Rebecca Jenkins, Laurie Holden and Kavan Smith, and the setting shifted to the nearby town of Argent. According to the producers, the second season revamp was more in line with the type of show they had originally wanted to make, and the wilderness "adventure drama" format of the first season had been at the behest of the German partners.

The series was a Gemini Award nominee for Best Dramatic Series at the 9th Gemini Awards in 1995.

Global announced the show's cancellation in June 1995, after its second season. In its place, Global picked up another series from Atlantis Communications, Traders, which debuted in 1996.

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Destiny Ridge Wikipedia


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