Adventures in Rainbow Country

Father Corbin is the leader of a modern voyageur organization determined to prove that an early explorer could have navigated the dangerous rapids of La Chute.

While Pete and Billy are fishing, Hannah climbs a forest ranger's observation tower, but panics at the top and can't get down.

A man is obsessed with the story of Billy's father and comes to the lodge to relive the accounts he has read.

When skydiving champion Jack Sheldon becomes nervous during the filming of a movie Billy, who has made 80 jumps, offers to take his place.

A social worker from New York City arrives at the Williams' lodge with a group of boys from the city slums. The toughest of the boys, Rico, causes trouble for Billy and Pete when they go to explore an abandoned mine.

Billy deals with a strange malady, bush panic, which fills him with fear and confusion.

The big 10-mile race at Whitefish Falls is about to begin and the town is betting on its own John Onaman, a runner of great endurance. But John is worried about his sick sister.

Roger Lemieux arrives in Bourke's Creek to do a story about the town whose industry died when its mine was closed. But he encounters hostility from the townspeople.

After a near accident with his Great Lakes tug, it looks as if Dougal MacGregor may be losing his eyesight. But the stubborn old codger won't admit he's having recurrent blurred vision.

A clown performing with a travelling circus passing through Espanola sees a picture of Hannah and believes she is his dead daughter come to life.

Two years ago Eli Rocque accompanied Billy's father on a plane into the bush from which neither returned. Now he is back and the whole community is alive with speculation. But Eli seems to be under a spell. Can he tell what he knows about the past? Is Billy's father still alive?

Garage owner Wilbur Massey, a man with a passion for fast sports cars, takes on a helper, Vince, a motorcyclist.

Roger Lemieux is assigned to do a photo story about mysterious Lac Du Diable, a remote body of water with a reputation for evil.

A man with an illustrious past in swimming takes his son musky fishing and learns about fatherhood.

An escaped convict forces Dennis and Billy to divert their scheduled course to Sudbury and fly him to the U.S. border. However, a violent storm forces Dennis to make an emergency landing and he is injured during the crash. The young convict is forced to make an agonizing choice: Can he let a man die to save his own skin?

The army try to find a lost box, accidentally dropped into a lake. Billy and Pete find a shroud of secrecy must be maintained because the box contains valuable information which is vital to the safety of the free world.

There is a frantic air-ground search for two Indians who have stolen some food and gone into the bush because it is discovered that the canned salmon they took with them is tainted with fatal poison.

A pretty young French girl comes to stay with the Williams and some young punks in town try to pick her up at the local bar where Billy's band is playing.

As Dennis and Billy guide an expert hunter on a trip into the bush, the man's son keeps trying to sabotage the hunter's efforts.

Dougal's tug is hired by two men posing as divers searching for a Great Lakes wreck but who are really after stolen jewelry cached on the lake bottom by the thieves after a Montreal robbery.

Billy and Pete bypass the police and conduct their own investigation into a case of vandalism of the Williams' lodge, which leads to a dangerous midnight confrontation.

Those two intrepid fishermen, Billy and Pete, hike into the mountains to visit their secret fishing place - a jewel-like lake filled with fine pike. To their amazement, they find that the fish are dying and it appears that bush pilot Dennis Mogubgub has something to do with it. Horrified, the boys try to trap and remove the fish to another lake before it's too late to save them. That's when they learn a lesson in conservation.

Dougal MacGregor's aging tugboat goes on the blink. As he and Billy leave the boat to buy some new parts, a sailor from an Iron Curtain ship deserts and steals the ailing tug.

Pete, Billy and Roger run into trouble with a hermit who mistakes them for hostile intruders.

Billy and Pete are on a guiding expedition when they discover strange signs along the trail. Following these clues, they discover an embittered man has kidnapped a wealthy boy and is holding him for ransom in the bush.

A mining company wants the rights to "Dreamer's Rock" but the local Indian band won't go for it. The businessman's plan to destroy the sacred Indian rock revives Pete's distrust of the white man's ways.