Josephine Jobert's crime drama Saint-Pierre has been officially renewed for a third season, with filming set to begin in July. The series, which first launched in 2025, follows Deputy Chief Geneviève Archambault, played by Jobert, and Inspector Donald Fitzpatrick, played by Allan Hawco, as they tackle crime on the French territory of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon off the coast of Canada.
The show, created by Hawco, has been dubbed 'the Canadian Death in Paradise' by reviewers including The Guardian. It became a fan favourite on Canadian network CBC and later aired on U&Alibi in the UK. After a successful second season in April 2026, the third season renewal was announced by Deadline.
Hawco shared the news on social media with a simple 'Coming Soon' message. In a statement, he and co-creator Robina Lord-Stafford expressed gratitude for the support from CBC, partners, and fans, adding: 'Returning to Newfoundland and Saint-Pierre et Miquelon for Season 3 is especially exciting, as these locations are such an important part of the show's identity.'
Saint-Pierre marks Jobert's first major series after leaving Death in Paradise, where she played DS Florence Cassell from 2015 to 2022, with a brief return in 2024. Filming for the new season will take place in Newfoundland and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon.
