CEMETERY & MEMORIAL
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
ABOUT OUR FIRM
- Komagata Maru Memorial:
- 'A Walk to Remember' at the Derek Doubleday Arboretum:
- Green Burial:
- Wood Buffalo Cemeteries:
- Skeena Terrace Commemoration Park:
- Air India Memorial:
- Mountain View
Cemetery:
- Royal Oak Burial Park - "Woodlands" Green Burial Area
- Woodlands Memorial Garden:
- Powell River & Texada Cemeteries:
- Cemetery Mapping Publications:
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
- December, 2007 – The following link includes an article submitted by Dan Bellan to MB News. Dan Bellan, commemoration artist, carved the inscriptions on the Air India Memorial.
(PDF) Are we there yet? Cemeteries of the former Yugoslavia
- August, 2007 - Globeandmail.com
(PDF)
'Til death do us part'
- April 14, 2006 - Victoria Times
Colonist
(PDF)
Skill-testing question required before buying burial plot
- March 17, 2006 - Globeandmail.com
(PDF)
A dream lies buried here
- March 17, 2006 - (PDF) “Cemeteries Big Draw for Condos” Financial
Post
- February, 2004 - (PDF)
“Going Green” Network
- A Night For All Souls, 2006
at Mountain View Cemetery mento Mori:
The following link and volumes include stories of interesting
people buried in the cemetery, the new infant area dedication,
as well as a wrap up of the All Souls event.
(PDF)
Newsletter of Mountain View Cemetery
- August 5, 2004 -
TheVancouverCourier.com
Ashes
to Ashes
- March 01, 2002 - Vancouver Sun
(PDF)
Peaceful places - The serenity and reverential tone of
a cemetery garden can be an inspiration to all gardeners
ELAC CEMETERY SYMPOSIA
LEES+Associates’ commitment to advancing sustainable cemetery design and management practices in Canada extends to our hosting of symposia focusing on contemporary cemetery issues. ELAC has hosted two symposia to date.
- 2008 - Art & Meaning in the Modern Cemetery, ELAC 10th Anniversary Symposium – On October 16th 2008, LEES+ Associates hosted a day-long symposium on art, performance and public engagement in the modern cemetery. (PDF) Art and Meaning in the Modern Cemetery - Summary Proceedings
- 2006 - The Role of Green Burials, Sustainable Cemeteries Symposium Organized and hosted by LEES + Associates this symposium was initiated to provide an opportunity for those associated with public cemeteries, including cultural and environmental advocates, to take a detailed look at all the issues relating to sustainability, as well as to share ideas, information and experiences. (PDF) The Role of Green Burials – Summary Proceedings
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