Try this one> http://www.imdb.com/board/10845746/?ref_=nv_sr_3
When it first came out I was hooked. They stopped it after two seasons and never said why, although many have said that the series hit too close to home. Excellent binge material as it is only 2 seasons.

Hockey night in Canada
My Top TV Shows All Time List -
http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000012/thread/259033940

Republic Of Doyle

You might want to check out Cracked - It's had one season so far and has been picked up for a second season. It stars the the guy who played Christopher on Gilmore Girls. He's a cop who is suffering from ptsd after a hostage situation gone wrong, who is transfered to a newly created department that pairs cops with pscologists/phsyc nurses to deal with crimes that involve people with mental health issues.

This summer I've really gotten into the Canadian crime procedural Motive. You know right at the beginning who the victim and killer are.mthe show is about why.

Thanks for the tip! I will watch it as soon as possible!

I just happened to come across an EXCELLENT Canadian crime series called "Intelligence". I watched all the episodes over the long weekend.
It is a continuing story about drug dealers and the organized crime unit but there are so many players and so many angles it shows the story from. I thought it was fascinating. It reminded me of The Wire.
I HIGHLY recommend it.

The Listener, Flashpoint, Murdoch Mysteries. Looking at your list I would guess you will especially like The Listener!

Can't mention Flashpoint without mentioning Rookie Blue!

Unless I'm mistaken, Flashpoint is Canadian. I'm pretty sure they are all reruns now, but I really liked it for awhile. I loved the cast and characters. It does, I must say become same ole same ole after awhile. But until you get to that point, it's a really cool show.
I would recommend Orphan Black. I would say it's semi sy-fi. It's on BBC (Sat. at 9:00 pm). I am not normally a big fan of BBC because of the heavy accents (hard for me to understand). But I gave this one a chance and am really glad I did! I'm not normally a big sy-fi fan either. This one isn't what one would expect if you just sit down and watch it.
It moves pretty fast, not boring. You just might like it!

A bit dated by now, but good grief "Due South" was loveable.

I just got done watching "Intelligence" which was created by the same guy. I absolutely loved it and was thinking about watching "DaVinci's Inquest" as well. Is it as good as "Intelligence"?

DaVinci's Inquest was a Canadian crime show. Takes place in British Colombia. DaVinci was a coroner who solved crimes, sort of a Quincy without the gore. I think it's off the air now but maybe you can find it on DVD.