Swan, Bill

Tells the story of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, a black boxer who was wrongly convicted of three murders and spent nearly twenty years in prison.

Documents the experiences of Donald Marshall Jr., a young Mi'kmaq from Nova Scotia, who was framed for the murder of his friend Sandy Seale and spent eleven years in prison before being acquitted of the crime.

Tells the story of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, a black boxer who was wrongly convicted of three murders and spent nearly twenty years in prison.

Jake's hockey team must learn teamwork if it is to improve and win a city championship.

Jake's hockey team must learn teamwork if it is to improve and win a city championship.

Presents the true story of Donald Marshall Jr., a seventeen-year-old Mi'kmaq teen who was arrested and convicted for a murder he did not commit.

Michael Strike, captain of both the school soccer and chess teams, sees newcomer Zahir Jamiat as a rival.

Matt Thompson is suspected of stealing a rare book about a legendary track star and tries to clear his name with the help of his friends and a former Olympic runner, who also faces a personal struggle.

Jake Henry's hockey team, having lost its coach, tries to get used to the way his replacement, who is Jake's grandfather, coaches.