TORONTO — The made-in-Canada period drama Copper has been cancelled after two seasons.
BBC America pulled the plug on the series, which was filmed in Toronto and starred Tom Weston-Jones and Kevin Ryan.
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In Canada, Copper airs Sundays at 9 p.m. on Showcase. Nine episodes remain in the sophomore season.
The show, set in 1860s New York City, was a co-production of Shaw Media (parent company of Global News) and Cineflix Studios.
Stars like Alfre Woodard, Billy Baldwin and Ottawa-born Donal Logue appear in the second season of Copper.
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