Many Canada funeral homes are seeing a problem with families not collecting their loved one’s cremated ashes. Although it’s not very common, it’s still a problem that shouldn’t happen. Many funeral directors think one contributing factor is people not wanting to openly discuss death and dying.
To read the full article by Ian Bailey in The Globe and Mail, click here.
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