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.
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.
- Eco-Friendly Options
- Cremation
- Interment and burial
- Interment 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.
Interment and burial
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.
Interment in a crypt or columbarium
Interment 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.
This was exactly the service we had hoped for to help us bid [our] farewell.
Blog and News
Find out what's going on at Notre-Dame-des-Neiges: new options and services, environmental actions, and more.
Do You Need Advice?
Please note that the cemetery (site & mausoleums) will closed on Monday, May 23rd (Fête des Patriotes)
As of May 15th, 2022; the cemetery will be open on Sundays from 9am-5pm (site) and 9am-4pm (mausoleums).
Please consult our business hours before heading to the cemetery. Visit the COVID-19 page to learn about the sanitary measures in place. On Sundays, the Cemetery is only accessible via the Côte-des-Neiges & Decelles entrances.