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What is Embalming?

What a Funeral Planner Needs to Know Embalming is a process used to preserve a deceased person’s body, primarily to delay decomposition. This practice dates back to ancient civilizations, with the Egyptians being renowned for their mummification techniques. Today, embalming is a common procedure in modern funeral practices, particularly in North America and some parts …

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Differences Between a Funeral and Cremation

Explore the profound differences between funerals and cremations, understanding their unique traditions, significance, and the nuanced ways they intersect. Dive into a comprehensive guide that demystifies the practices, offering clarity for those navigating end-of-life decisions.

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Which Government Bodies in Canada Are Responsible For Funeral Rules and Laws?

Funerals in Canada must adhere to specific rules and regulations determined by provincial and territorial government bodies and funeral organizations. These organizations aim to provide accurate information and ensure the rights of funeral providers and consumers are recognized and respected. Below is a list of the different government bodies found in each province and territory …

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What is Aquamation? Where is it legal in Canada? 

Cremation has become increasingly popular among Canadians as a funeral option. However, with the growing trend toward environmental sustainability, interest in aquamation–or flameless cremation–has been on the rise. Aquamation is a water-based alternative to traditional cremation. Learn more about aquamation and its availability in Canada below.   What is aquamation? Aquamation is a water-based form of …

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