Learn about Canadian funeral trends, tradtions, information, and costs
Discover the costs and options for funeral planning in Vancouver. Learn about traditional burial, cremation, and green burial methods.
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Planning a funeral in Toronto? Understand the costs and options available. Learn about burial, cremation, and other disposition methods.
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Learn about bereavement leave policies in Canadian provinces and territories. Understand the rights and entitlements for employees during times of loss.
Learn about advocacy groups for alternative body disposition methods like aquamation, natural burial, and human composting in the U.S. and Caanda.
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Discover if ODSP covers funeral costs in Ontario. Learn about Ontario Works funeral assistance, eligibility, application steps, covered expenses, and other available resources.
Explore the concept of human composting and its impact on funeral practices in Canada. Is it legal? Find out more here.
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Explore the concept of human composting and its impact on funeral practices in Canada. Is it legal? Find out more here.
What happens to unclaimed bodies in Canada? A look at legal, cultural, and financial issues. Provincial and territorial policies.
Unclaimed Bodies in Canada: What Happens When No One Claims the Deceased? Read More »
Understanding common-law partnership and inheritance rights in Canada. Learn how your province’s recognition affects estate planning.
How Does Being a Common-law Partner Affect Inheritance Rights in Canada? Read More »
When someone in Canada dies without a will—known as “intestate”—their estate is distributed according to the intestate succession laws of the specific province or territory. These laws determine who inherits the estate, prioritizing close family members, such as spouses and children. Each region has distinct rules, particularly regarding who qualifies as a “spouse” or “child,”
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