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Who Should I Speak To?
For faster service, please contact the appropriate department for your needs.
You can now track lawn and monument maintenance progress throughout the grounds. The lawn map illustrates the progression of lawn mowing and weedkiller use around the monuments. The monuments map shows the progress of monument straightening/restoration. These maps will be updated weekly as work progresses.
Appointment by Department
In person or virtual
Sales
For a consultation or purchase of a concession, niche, crypt or for ornaments and inscriptions, please book an appointment with one of our advisors.
Service
Maintenance Requests
For all maintenance requests, including monument repair or cleaning, exterior site levelling and niche, crypt or lawn maintenance, please fill out the form.
Virtual only
Engravings
For an engraving request, please make an appointment with one of our advisors in the engraving department.
Service
Ash Burial Request
If your niche or plot has already been purchased, the next step would be to request an ash burial by completing the form in question. We will contact you as soon as possible once we have received the form.
Contact by Department
Dial 514-735-1361 or 1-888-735-1361 (toll-free) and the appropriate extension for your needs. For English, please dial 9.
FAQ
Questions?
Need clarification on certain things? Consult our FAQ section for detailed answers to your questions.
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Products & Services
Notre-Dame-des-Neiges offers a multitude of funeral services. Many options are available: cremation, traditional burials, ash burials under a sapling in one of our eco-friendly groves, crypt burials, and many other personalized choices.
Ecology & Biodiversity
Located in the heart of the historic and natural site of Mount Royal, Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery is certified as a haven for biodiversity. It has always developed and managed its activities with respect for the environment.
History & Heritage
In the 19th century, most cemeteries were built next to churches to allow the faithful to pray for the deceased. One of the city’s first cemeteries was located near the Notre-Dame Church, which is now called the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal.
Press & Media
Submit a press request or find out about the cemetery's latest news.