End-of-life resources and guidance
Stories from leaders in death care, help with funeral planning and resources to help you facilitate conversations around end-of-life.
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Stories from leaders in death care, help with funeral planning and resources to help you facilitate conversations around end-of-life.
Eirene Cremations is pleased to announce that it has started operations in Saskatchewan, providing a new and affordable approach to direct cremation services for families and their loved ones in the province.
Eirene Cremations is pleased to announce that it has started operations in Nova Scotia, providing a new and affordable approach to direct cremation services for families and their loved ones in the province.
Learn about Eirene's memorial website including how it works, the features, and why memorialization is important.
Learn about baby and stillborn cremation and what to expect when you choose a cremation service provider such as Eirene.
Learn about cremation cost in British Columbia. Includes itemized fees in cremation packages offered by service providers in the province.
Families planning a cremation in Peterborough, Ontario have questions about the process. This guide explains what to expect.
In this blog, we interviewed Licensed Funeral Director, End-of-Life Doula and Founder of Death’s Apprentice Christa Ovenell to obtain a better understanding of how a holistic approach to end-of-life care can be more beneficial to dying individuals and their loved ones.
Learn how to find an obituaries in Nova Scotia. Here are tips and tricks on locating a death notice of someone who has died in Nova Scotia.
In this blog, we speak to Anton King-Rose about the importance of trans-inclusive death care. Throughout the blog, Anton dives into why trans-inclusive death care is important, and his hopes for the future of gender-inclusive death care.
Learn what to say when a friend, coworker, or relative has lost their father or mother. In this guide, there are examples of condolences you can give to help you provide comfort and support after the death of a person's parent.
In this blog, we speak to Life Coach Jody LaVoie about navigating grief and widowhood, after losing a spouse.
Learn how to compose a thank you letter to send to people who supported you when and after a loved one died, including funeral attendees. Examples are provided.