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Important Notice

The Cemetery site is now officially reopened to everyone. All three entrances (Decelles, Remembrance* & Côte-Des-Neiges) along with the mausoleums are opened. *The Remembrance entrance is closed during the weekends. 

Our offices are open from Tuesday to Friday and remain closed on Monday. Please consult our opening hours for more information.

Casket burials have resumed. We are contacting families awaiting casket burial on a first-come, first-served basis for appointments to make the necessary arrangements. Please be assured that we will always offer empathetic service and support to meet the expectations of our families during this difficult period of loss.

If your interment of ashes request has not yet been submitted, please complete our online form here. Please note that our offices are still operating with a small team of directors, as the Cemetery administration employees have decided to continue their strike. Read the most recent press release here.

Notre-Dame-des-Neiges

A Haven of Nature in the Heart of the City

An Exceptional Site

Designated a National Historic Site of Canada, Notre-Dame-des-Neiges is the largest cemetery in the country, and also the greenest in town.

We Are Here for You

Our team of counsellors will accompany you with empathy and guide you towards the choices that are right for you.

  • Eco-Friendly Options
  • Cremation
  • Traditional Burials
  • Mausoleums : Burial in a crypt or columbarium
  • Commemoration
  • Funeral Prearrangements
Eco-Friendly Options

Inspired by the nature of Mount Royal, we have developed eco-friendly options to allow people to make their final gesture kind to the planet.

Cremation

Cremation is now chosen by nearly 75% of Quebecers. There are many reasons to choose this option, including its simplicity and the possibilities it offers.

Traditional Burials

Thanks to its exceptional location on Mount Royal, Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery has a large surface area that allows it to offer many plots even today.

Mausoleums : Burial in a crypt or columbarium

Burial in a columbarium allows the insertion of an urn in a niche; burial in a crypt allows the insertion of a coffin in a dedicated space in a mausoleum.

Commemoration

Because we know that your loved ones are not forgotten, we offer several memorial services and items to honor their memory.

Funeral Prearrangements

Funeral prearrangements allow you to plan your final wishes while you are alive, and to ensure that they are respected at the time of your death.

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