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Death Cafe

Although the Death Café in Halifax began in person in March of 2015, it moved to Zoom when the pandemic started, and began enjoying the company of folks near and far.

Death Matters has passed the Zoom hosting torch to Epilog.  The time and date will stay the same – the first Thursday of each month, at noon Atlantic or 11:00 a.m. Eastern time.  You can sign up to receive the Zoom login at www.epilog.ca/death-café  

Since May 18, 2023, we have been meeting in person once more.  And continue on the third Thursday monthly at the Halifax Central Library, Room 301, at noon.  There is no need to register.  All are welcome.  And we are providing the same format and safe space for curious people to talk about topics of interest related to death, dying and end of life.  Please join us.

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Purchase Exit Planning Workbook

Been putting off your end-of-life paperwork?  Finding it difficult to know where to begin?  The EXIT PLANNING Workbook provides a path to completion.  Download it now.  And get on with your life!

PDF with fillable fields, 56 pages. $24.00.

Click here to purchase.

The “D” Word

Deathcaring

Deathcaring: Reclaiming Death as Part of Life by Dawn Carson Deathcaring is a cultural movement rooted in the idea that death belongs in the heart of community life. Rather than leaving care for the dying and dead solely to professionals and ...

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Contact Death Matters   •   Email: deathmatters.ca@gmail.com   •   Phone: 902.403.7590