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‘Law & Order Toronto’ is switching up detectives, with Luke Kirby cast for Season 4. - thestar.com
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‘Law & Order Toronto’ is switching up detectives, and one of the biggest changes coming to the show’s cast is that longtime character Inspector Mark Johnson (Rafael Lora) will be leaving the series. In a move that will have fans excited for what’s ahead in Season 4, Luke Kirby has been cast as Detective Ian Ross, bringing a fresh face and a new dynamic to the team.
Kirby, known for his role as Alex in the popular Canadian teen drama “The Border,” steps into the role of Ian Ross, which was originally created by Lora. The news comes as the show’s executive producers continue to build on the est…
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