Toronto's oldest operating cemetery
Dear Community, We would like to inform you that the areas highlighted in yellow (please see the map below) will be closed to all vehicle traffic due to scheduled asphalt construction. Additionally, some areas will also be restricted to pedestrian
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Joining the Seasonal Wreath program at St. James Cemetery & Crematorium is one of the best ways to express your love and appreciation to your loved ones and all the faithful departed. Don’t miss this meaningful opportunity—book your beautiful wreath
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You are invited, come join us! Holy Eucharist at St. James the Less Chapel (St. James Cemetery). The first Wednesday of each month, join us at 11:00am for a Holy Eucharist to offer our praise to God. Join on the
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On Saturday, November 2, we gathered to commemorate our departed loved ones and all the faithful departed. Thank you to all who joined us! ———— Saturday, November 2: Commemoration for our departed loved ones Please note that we will have
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Remembrance Day Ceremony took place today at St. James Cemetery & Crematorium located at 635 Parliament Street, Toronto. The ceremony was attended by members of Toronto Police, Toronto Fire, the Queen’s Own Rifles, St. George’s Society, St. James Cemetery Wardens,
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Thank you to everyone who joined us today to celebrate the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi with your pets and families! Special thanks to Andrea and Alejandra for the wonderful photos. Please feel free to share the Blessing
Learn moreDivision of Anatomy, Department of Surgery – University of Toronto Recently, the Division of Anatomy, Department of Surgery, the University of Toronto held its annual services to honour those who had donated their bodies to medicine. The Canadian Memorial
Learn moreMonument to 11 who died in Balsam Lake canoe disaster restored | CBC News Almost 100 years ago, placid Balsam Lake, in the heart of the Kawarthas, was the scene of one of the worst pleasure craft disasters in
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On May 25 & 26, we were so pleased to host many visitors to St. James Cemetery & St. James Cathedral for Doors Open. Both sites were alive with many eager to learn more about the Cathedral and Cemetery’s connections
Learn moreThe chapel of St. James the Less is perfectly situated in the heart of downtown Toronto to accommodate 170 people (with onsite parking) to commemorate celebration of life services, family gatherings, funerals, viewings, and more! We are pleased to also
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