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How to prepare well for your own death

One of the only sure things in life is that we are all going to die someday. Whether we are rich, educated, good-looking or not, our life will eventually come to an end. For many people, avoiding the subject helps them believe that the end of life only affects those that are left behind. However, not preparing for death is like putting your head in the sand. So here are some essential actions to take in order to organize your death, in order to leave this world in dignity.

October 9, 2019
  • Prearrangements
  • Services
  • Cremation
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The Aeterna Funeral Complex: a Future-Oriented Approach

Long-rooted in its traditions, the funeral industry is becoming increasingly modern. The decline of religion as well as the public's high level of environmental awareness, are prompting us to review our practices. At the Aeterna Funeral Complex, we can count on the presence of a director with an innovative vision as well as on the employees' desire to always offer services adapted to everyone's wishes and customs. Learn more about the need to offer a modern and innovative approach to the funeral industry.

September 26, 2019
  • Eco-friendly
  • Cremation
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Funeral prearrangements: as important as the will

When we think of funerals, we first think of wills. Did you know that a pre-arranged funeral is as important as a will? In fact, the official document outlining funeral pre-arrangements may be written even before a will is drawn up. Learn more about what this document should contain and why you will be prompted to write it.

August 21, 2019
  • Services
  • Prearrangements
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The Funeral Industry Can Count on the Next Generation!

Serving the Greater Montreal area, the Aeterna Funeral Complex is fortunate to benefit from the vitality and vision of its Executive Director, Lucie Marsolais.

June 14, 2019
  • Funeral complex
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What to do with cremation ashes?

Nearly three-quarters of Quebecers choose cremation. But when the deceased hasn’t left specific instructions, you will inevitably have to decide what to do with their ashes after cremation. Should you keep them or disperse them?

April 4, 2017
  • Cremation
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Grieving process and psychological support for families

Even though death is part of life, it doesn’t mean that grieving is easy. Grieving families can benefit from psychological support to help them find the strength they’ll need to get through their difficult suffering.

April 4, 2017
  • Services
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Ash scattering: what are the legal formalities?

Last year, in an effort to better support ash scattering, the Quebec government modified Law 66, which had been unchanged since 1974. This law pertained to funeral services and in particular, dispersing ashes. Quebec intends to follow improvements in the world of funeral services to better protect the public in this delicate field.

February 10, 2017
  • Cremation
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5 things to know about Quebec’s widows’ pension

Losing a spouse causes great personal suffering, but it can also be accompanied with financial pressures that arise due to the loss of the deceased person’s income. The Widows Pension is intended to ensure a minimum income to the spouse of a deceased person who has made sufficient contributions.

February 10, 2017
  • Services
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What material should you choose for a personalized gravestone?

A gravestone is the ultimate memorial to a deceased loved one and therefore must be selected with great care. It is a testimony of affection for that person, and it can come in any shape and be made from a wide variety of materials. But when the time comes to select a personalized gravestone, which is the right material for you?

January 30, 2017
  • Services
  • Prearrangements
  • Rituals
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Materials used in environmentally friendly coffins

Environmentally minded people do not want to pollute any more after their death than they did while they were living. However, selecting a coffin made of exotic wood or metal means that a traditional burial can be very harmful to the environment. The manufactures are aware of this, and for many years have offered more and more environmentally friendly models of coffins that are made without metal carrying handles. Choosing certain materials ensures the sustainability of natural resources without compromising the quality and durability of the coffin whatsoever.

January 30, 2017
  • Services
  • Prearrangements
  • Rituals
  • Eco-friendly
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