as Quinn McKaye David Paetkau as Beck McKaye (Season 1 only, recurring Season 2) Amanda Crew as Carrie Miller Adam J. Harrington as Ryan McKaye Holly Dignard (credited as "Holly Elissa Dignard" in Season 2) as Nicole Miller Brendan Penny as AJ Varland (Season 1 only) Ingrid Kavelaars as Jen McKaye Christopher Shyer as Adrien Varland Recurring Season 1 Haley Beauchamp as Feeney Brandy Ledford as Shelby Varland Andrew Fallows as Steve Newman Kandyse McClure as Lisa Steve Bacic as Adam Lawson Michaela Mann as Isabelle Venus Terzo as Melina Sarris John Mann as James Kaliciak Michael Eklund as Dante Tyron Leitso as Detective Rob Randall Recurring Season 2 Tamara Hope as Leah Hutton Ryan Kennedy as Travis Hollier Tommy Lioutas as John "Griff" Griffin Ben Cotton as Coach Dean Webber Kim Hawthorne as Jada Temple Diego Klattenhoff as Derek Brooks Janet Wright as Celia Tahmoh Penikett as Elias Noth Peter Outerbridge as Peter Varland Andrew Airlie as Mitchell Douglas Scott Hylands as Jonus Varland Carly Pope as Bailey Music The musical supervision for Whistler is handled by S.L. Feldman and Associates, the same company that supervised the music for Queer as Folk. Season 1 featured music by such Canadian artists as the Dirtmitts (whose song "Ordinary Day" is featured as the series opening track), The Waking Eyes, The Organ, The Stills, Hawksley Workman, Love and Mathematics, Sam Roberts, Pilot Speed, The High Dials, Death from Above 1979, The Dears, The Meligrove Band, You Say Party, Immaculate Machine, and Autumn Eve. The Canadian punk bank DOA was featured in episode 9, "The Looks of Love," with the songs "I Hate You" and "Liar For Hire." The N Soundtrack, containing some of the music used on the show, was released in August 2006. Season 2 artists include The Yoko Casionos, Ten Second Epic, Sproll, TV Heart Attack, Kill The Lights, The February March, Jets Overhead and Tim Hanauer. Several of the artists perform "live" on stage in the episodes at the series' Last Run Tavern (previously known as the McKaye Tavern in Season 1). International broadcasters References External links CTV Television Network original programming The N original programming 2000s American teen drama television series 2006 American television series debuts 2008 American television series endings 2000s Canadian teen drama television series 2006 Canadian television series debuts 2008 Canadian television series endings American television soap operas Canadian television soap operas Television shows filmed