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Funeral home industry on P.E.I. working to rebuild trust after former director jailed - Vimarsana News

Funeral home industry on P.E.I. working to rebuild trust after former director jailed

The chair of the P.E.I. Funeral Services and Professions Board says it's working to rebuild trust in the industry.

Source: cbc.ca
A look at the week ahead in SD state government - Vimarsana News

A look at the week ahead in SD state government

Here’s a first look at meetings of South Dakota state government boards and commissions, and meetings of the Legislature, that are open to the public, starting Monday, May 15, 2023. Click on the name for meeting details.

Restore people's pre-paid funeral money 'before they're dead,' group asks province - Vimarsana News

Restore people's pre-paid funeral money 'before they're dead,' group asks province

A group of Prince Edward Islanders is frustrated the province will not respond to their requests to be reimbursed for pre-paid funerals their relatives arranged, in a case where the funeral director is currently being tried for fraud.

Source: cbc.ca
A look at the week ahead in SD state government - Vimarsana News

A look at the week ahead in SD state government

Here’s a first look at meetings of South Dakota state government boards and commissions, and meetings of the Legislature, that are open to the public, starting Monday, March 27, 2023.

Families whose prepaid funeral money vanished say P.E.I.'s legislation failed them - Vimarsana News

Families whose prepaid funeral money vanished say P.E.I.'s legislation failed them

Alleged victims of Lowell Oakes and Dawson Funeral Home says they deserve compensation from the province to replace their lost funds, since legislation they expected to protect them dates back to the 1980s.

Source: cbc.ca