Cast
- Dominic Zamprogna — Mark Deosdade
- Sarah Lind — Jen MacMahon
- Kristin Kreuk — Laurel Yeung
- P.J. Prinsloo — Chris Laidlaw
- Grace Park — Shannon Ng
- Richard Kahan — Gil Kurvers
- Micah Gardener — Craig Woodbridge
- Jessica Lucas — Bekka Lawrence
- Daniella Evangelista — Tracey Antonelli
- Chas Harrison — Kevin Michelsen
- Elana Nep — Erin Woodbridge
- Chiara Zanni — Maggie Buckman
- Meghan Black — Kat Deosdade
- Vanessa King — Anika Nedeau
- Chelan Simmons- Crystal
- Myles Ferguson - Scott Linton (1st season only)
Myles died in a car accident shortly after the first season's filming was completed. The first episode of the second season was dedicated to him at the end credits.
- Sarah Edmondson — Stevie
- Britt Irvin — Paige Leckie (Fourth season only)
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