A grandmother mourns the death of her grandchild in Ireland		Irish refugee mother and child		Mother and child arrive in Toronto		The Willis family flees their homestead in 1847 Ireland

Mary and John Willis aboard the ship Jessie bound for Canada		Close up of Irish famine girl from Death or Canada		Mary Willis and her husband arrive in Toronto		Famine refugee in Ireland

Bishop Michael Power and Emigrant Agent Edward McElderry watch the arrival of refugees in Toronto		Death of Bishop Power		Death of Bishop Power		The youngest of the Willis children who was left behind on the docks in Limerick because he was too ill to travel

Young Irish famine refugee		Young Irish famine refugee		Irish refugee		Lead character John Willis, played by Irish actor Tony Murphy

Crying Irish refugee		Mary Willis crying		Irish refugees make their way up from the docks in Toronto		Irish refugee girl

Tony Murphy as John Willis in Death or Canada		Irish refugee		Refugees arrive in Canada against the backdrop of Toronto harbour recreated through visual effects.		Wide shot of refugees arrive in Toronto

Young refugee girl		John Willis at the bedside of his dying son		Refugee woman		Undertaker Ryan

Nurse Susan Bailey and Dr. George Grassett tend to a ill patient		Dying Irish woman says her prayers		The Irish harp brooch, the symbol of Death or Canada, which was purchased by the Willis family in Ireland. A brooch similar to this was found in the archaeological dig in downtown Toronto		Captain of the Jesse presides over a burial at sea of one of the Willis children

Mary Willis with shipping bill for Canada in background		Close-up of Mary-Anne Willis who died in Grosse Ile in the summer of 1847		Roadside cannibals attack the Willis family on their journey to Limerick

William Clay Ford Jr., great-grandson of Henry Ford, and Executive Chairman of the Board, Ford Motor Company. Henry Ford’s family came from Ireland in the summer of 1847 and arrived in Toronto before traveling onwards to Dearborn, Michigan.		Dr. Donald Low, Chief Epidemiologist at Mt. Sinai Hospital, featured in Death or Canada		Key contributors Robert Kearns, Dr. Ron Willamson and Prof. Mark McGowan on set of Death or Canada at the fever sheds		Irish journalist and philosopher John Waters at Achill Island, Ireland, one of the worst hit areas during the famine

Irish journalist and philosopher John Waters at Achill Island, Ireland, one of the worst hit areas during the famine		Prof. Mark McGowan at the City of Toronto archives		Robert Kearns tells the story of the Irish famine emigrants of 1847.		Robert Kearns ponders the refugee’s plight in one of the fever sheds on Grosse Ile

Archaeologist Ron Williamson at the site of the dig in downtown Toronto

Production crew on Death or Canada films “Death of Bishop Power” scene at Black Creek Pioneer Village near Toronto.		L to R Director Ruan Magan with Executive Producers Craig Thompson and Stephen Rooke		On set at Discovery Harbour in Penetanguishene, Ontario		Crew prepares for medical inspection scene at the Toronto Docks

Preparing for the influx of refugees to Toronto		Executive Producer Craig Thompson plays eminent Toronto citizen in Death or Canada.		Executive Producer Craig Thompson