‘Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent’ Season 4 Episode 6 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview

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The latest hour of ‘Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent’ arrives on Thursday, October 29, under the title Wind Phone. The Canadian crime drama is partway through a ten episode run that began on October 1, and viewers now have a clear picture of when each new chapter lands.

This guide covers the release date, air time, streaming options and story setup for the upcoming installment. The series follows a squad of detectives who investigate high profile crime and corruption across metro Toronto, and that premise gives Wind Phone a familiar frame.

Episode Release Date and Weekly Schedule

Wind Phone is listed for October 29, which keeps the weekly Thursday rhythm intact. Fireworks follows on November 5, Family Tree on November 12 and Canary on November 19. The finale, Red Flags, is scheduled for December 3, which leaves a two week gap before the closing hour.

The current run opened with a double bill. Diplomatico and The Scorpion and the Tortoise both aired on October 1, followed by The Business of Boys on October 8, True Patriot Love on October 15 and Bad Campers on October 22.

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The show has built a steady presence on Canadian television since its debut. It started airing on Citytv on February 22, 2024, and it became the top prime-time drama of the year in Canada by drawing 1.1 million views for its first episode.

That early performance helped secure a long future. The second season premiered on February 20, 2025, the third on March 5, 2026, and the series was renewed again in April 2026.

Air Time on Citytv

Viewers in Canada can catch the episode on Citytv. The series began airing on Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET, and the network’s promotion for the current run pointed to the same slot. The premiere was promoted for 8/7c on Citytv.

The show sits inside a larger franchise block. Its arrival moved ‘Law & Order’ to 7 p.m. ET, while ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’ and ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ remained at 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. ET. That makes Thursday night a full evening of procedural storytelling for fans of the brand.

Runtime is worth planning around too. Streaming listings put each episode at about 44 minutes, while the series page lists 45 minutes. One outlet describes the broadcast as a standard one hour slot that includes commercial breaks.

Where to Watch Online and Stream

For Canadian audiences, the options are straightforward. The network has encouraged fans to watch on Citytv or stream through Citytv+. Episodes can also be downloaded through Citytv+, which helps for viewers who prefer to watch offline.

Pricing is modest. Citytv+ is listed at CA$9.99 a month, and the Amazon Channel version offers a seven day free trial before the same monthly fee applies. The same listing shows no free streaming option at the moment.

Availability outside Canada is less settled. One outlet notes that fans in the United States must wait for official domestic premiere announcements before episodes become legitimately accessible. Anyone outside Canada should check local listings before the episode airs.

Wind Phone Episode Preview and Cast

The story setup is built around a workplace killing with high stakes. The head of ethics at an AI company is killed before he can become a whistleblower, and Darcy and Bateman must work out who had the most to lose. The premise sits comfortably within the show’s tradition of crime stories drawn from the headlines.

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The partnership at the center of this run is new. Luke Kirby joins the cast as Detective Sergeant John Darcy, and Aden Young will not return. The current run began with Bateman working alongside Darcy, a Guns & Gangs detective, and Kathleen Munroe plays Detective Sergeant Frankie Bateman.

The supporting ensemble remains in place. K.C. Collins appears as Deputy Crown Attorney Theo Forrester and Karen Robinson as Inspector Vivienne Holness.

The preceding hour offers a useful point of comparison. Bad Campers follows the murder of a heritage clothing brand co-founder in his secret loft, with the detectives peeling back a carefully curated image to find the killer. Wind Phone turns to a very different corporate world, and fans of the partnership can tell in the comments whether the AI company’s whistleblower plot gives Darcy and Bateman their toughest suspect list of the run.

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