Methodology · last reviewed October 2026
Families make one of the largest purchases of their lives with what they read here. So every park, price and phone number has a source, a date, and a person who checked it.
The process
We start from public map listings, government cemetery records and parish lists for every province, then remove duplicates by location, phone number and name.
Only the park's own website, its official Facebook page, published price lists and government records count. Every fact we store keeps a link to where we read it and the date.
A reviewer re-opens every source before publishing. Links must still load, phone numbers must match the park, and the location must sit inside the city we list it under.
Prices older than 90 days are re-read from the source. If a price list disappears, the page says so instead of showing an old number as current.
A park that verifies ownership can update its own listing. Every change is logged and shown with a date.
What the labels mean
Our team checked the park's details against official sources in the last 12 months.
Park staff proved they manage this listing and keep it up to date themselves.
Open niches and lots come straight from the park's own system and update within minutes.
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