Lying nearly forgotten in a grove of trees at the back of a farmer’s field is an old cemetery, long abandoned and poorly maintained.

The cemetery should hold a special importance to the people of Canfield, a small village in southern Ontario, as the last physical evidence of a significant community of freedom seekers who arrived there on the Underground Railroad in the mid-1800s.

From places as disparate as Toronto, Hamilton, Washington State and the mountains of British Columbia, their descendants still feel a kinship with the Canfield area. When long-standing attempts to protect the cemetery are re-ignited, the descendants begin to take an active role in determining the ultimate fate of the final resting place of their ancestors.

Canfield Roots portrays the front-line efforts to preserve history before it’s lost and the emotional, human connections over the generations from our ancestors to the present day. The series shares some of the stories of the Black families who made Canfield their home.

At the end of a long year the crew from Music From Windecker Road relaxes and gets into the holiday spirit with performances from Felicia McMinn and Jay Pollmann and special guests.

The history and stories of a historic yellow brick hotel slated for demolition in Owen Sound, Ontario come to life in this remastered documentary by director Graeme Bachiu. Queen's Hotel Blues was originally produced in 2007 and this newly remastered and extended documentary includes newly sourced images and expanded insights into the fate of the Queen's Hotel.

Exclusive to video-on-demand customers are a slate of bonus features from the archives including raw footage interviews with some of the subjects of the film, a mini featurette where Graeme reflects on revisiting this project and interviews and footage from the never-completed follow up project to Queen's Hotel Blues.