District 31

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Best daily drama - Prix Gémeaux 2019
Best direction : daily drama – Catherine Therrien - Prix Gémeaux 2019
Best script : daily drama – Luc Dionne - Prix Gémeaux 2019
Best leading role : daily drama – Patrice Godin - Prix Gémeaux 2019
Best leading role : daily drama – Hélène Bourgeois Leclerc - Prix Gémeaux 2019
Best supporting role : daily drama – Michel Charette - Prix Gémeaux 2019
Best supporting role : daily drama – Sophie Desmarais - Prix Gémeaux 2019
Prix du public Fonds Cogeco - Prix Gémeaux 2019
Nominee for 15 prices - Prix Gémeaux 2019
Banff World Media Award 2019 - Nomination Best Serials, Soaps and Novelas
International Format Awards – Best Scripted Format
Best leading role : annual drama : Vincent-Guillaume Otis - Prix Gémeaux 2018
Best supporting role : annual drama : Gildor Roy - Prix Gémeaux 2018
Prix du public Fonds Cogeco - Prix Gémeaux 2018
Nominee for 12 prices - Prix Gémeaux 2018
Prix Jean-Besré - Gémeaux 2017
Prix « Ça m'allume » - Zapettes d'or 2017

Two detectives are at the heart of the first season’s intrigues: Nadine Legrand (Magalie Lépine-Blondeau) and Patrick Bissonnette (Vincent-Guillaume Otis). During those 120 episodes, Nadine, Patrick and their colleagues find their footing in their new work place: District 31. After years of keeping his detectives at the headquarters, the Montreal PD has decided to reassign them to neighbourhood precincts in an effort to get closer to the population. 

Every week, the team will face the wide variety of mysteries and criminal intrigues the city can spit out: kidnapping, break-ins, murder, domestic violence, sex crimes, revenge, drug deals, terrorism, financial crimes, etc. Viewers will also follow the ups and downs of the team’s personal lives, with families and lovers feeling the backlash of this demanding line of work.