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Winter storms freeze a passenger ferry in place on the banks of a raging river; Matt races on land, while Herbie battles ice, tides and weather to get to the ferry on time.
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S1, EP10 "Big Rig"
When 40,000-tonne oil rig arrives, Garry must fight freezing temperatures and drag debris from the ocean floor to bring the behemoth in for repairs.
S1, EP11 "Dominion Green"
When a job on an off-shore wind farm comes in, Matt must prove Dominion's up to the task or risk missing the boat on big money in green energy.
S1, EP12 "Anchors Aweigh!"
When Dominion needs two 60-ton anchors, Herbie decides to salvage a couple he spotted fifty years ago, but even if he finds them that's when the work really begins.
S1, EP13 "The Lost Wreck"
A marine geologist claims he's found the HMCS Esquimalt, the last Canadian warship sunk in World War Two.
S1, EP4 "Batten Down the Hatches"
A category two hurricane is heading straight for Dominion Diving; Matt, Robin and Shawn scramble to secure boats for the company and their clients.
S1, EP3 "Garry Gets Bent"
A great white shark makes a dirty job even harder to stomach. But the real danger is from the dive. It goes bad and Garry's rushed to the hospital. His life and his career are on the line.
S1, EP2 "Navy Blues"
Shawn and the dive team are working on a secretive job for the Canadian Navy, but it's a logistical nightmare with divers, shore connections and classified hardware being lowered down the ocean floor.
S1, EP1 "Come Hell or High Water"
Winter storms freeze a passenger ferry in place on the banks of a raging river; Matt races on land, while Herbie battles ice, tides and weather to get to the ferry on time.
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