Reardon gains the advantage against the Americans when he uncovers their connection to the DEA and unites the other suppliers in a boycott against them. Mary learns that Blackmire is a CIA front, but worries that releasing the information could be risky to her operation and career. Adding to her problems is a volatile Julianna, whose unpredictable behaviour continues to threaten the Blackmire investigation.
Facing imminent extradition and a rogue team of DEA kidnappers, Reardon must decide whether to flee the country. When Mary discovers that Reardon may be able to provide valuable intel on the financial workings of the Blackmire group, she races to convince the Attorney General to keep Reardon in Canada.
Jimmy does his best to squeak out of being extradited to face charges in the US. Mary finds herself contending with issues of Canadian sovereignty.
Mary is asked to keep tabs on her lover, Jimmy lashes out at a double crossing drug supplier.
Reardon does all he can to push through the Bahama bank deal. Mary is tapped to bury a story.
Jimmy struggles to keep it all together as Dante is nipping at his heels. Mary takes on the FBI.
Jimmy is facing murder charges, while Mary tries to uncover the truth of what actually happened in Seattle.