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The business of dying

The business of dying

Article mis en ligne le 11 octobre 2007
Passing away does not always mean “resting in peace,” especially with a strike at one of the biggest cemeteries in Canada. For nearly four months, the Notre-Dame-des-Neiges cemetery pushed back about 500 burials due to a lock-out. In Montreal, about 15,000 people die every year, compared...
par Guillaume Picard
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Hundreds of corpses locked out

Hundreds of corpses locked out

Article mis en ligne le 8 octobre 2007
Spring 2007. Unable to come to an agreement with its 130 employees, the Notre-Dame-de-Montréal parish began a lockout on May 16 that would last four months, until the Charest government threatened to force the cemetery workers back on the job at the beginning of September. Since then, the...
par Guillaume Picard
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Accommodating all religions is a

Accommodating all religions is a "question of survival"

Article mis en ligne le 7 octobre 2007
With the Bouchard-Taylor Commission bringing the issue of reasonable accommodation to the forefront, people in Montreal’s funeral industry say being able to accommodate all religions is a must if you want to survive in such a cosmopolitan city. “On a busy weekend at our office on Sherbrooke...
par Guillaume Picard
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Business, American style

Business, American style

Article mis en ligne le 6 octobre 2007
Thanatologist and founder of the Aaron Funeral Home on St. Denis Street in Montreal, Benoît Chagnon has been operating his business independent of American multinationals and big Quebec brand names for the past 17 years. According to Chagnon, Service Corporation International (SCI) of Houston,...
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Police continue to investigate the Jolène Riendeau disappearance

Police continue to investigate the Jolène Riendeau disappearance

Article mis en ligne le 12 septembre 2007
A case as mysterious as the spring 1999 disappearance of Jolène Riendeau requires months of hard work and intense analysis worthy of any police crime investigation television series. With hundreds of tips and pieces of information to investigate, the police forces leave no stone unturned...
par Guillaume Picard

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