What to do when someone dies
When a person dies, there are many tasks to be performed.
The Canada Benefits web site, which is produced by the Government of
Canada, provides a great deal of help in dealing with the many tasks to be
handled in the event of a death. Go to the Dealing
with death page of the Canada Benefits site.
For more information related to dealing with a death, see
the following Provincial/Territorial websites:
Alberta
Dealing
with death
British Columbia
About
wills and estates
BC Public Guardian and Trustee
BC Vital Statistics Agency Fee
Schedule
Wills
Registry Search
Manitoba
Family
Law in Manitoba - Death in the family
Court
of Queen's Bench Probate Division - Frequently asked questions
New Brunswick
Probate
Court - Frequently asked questions
Newfoundland and Labrador
Supreme
Court - Frequently asked questions - Probate and administration
Northwest Territories
Probate,
Administration and Guardianship Fees Regulations (pdf file)
Nova Scotia
Dealing
with death
Ontario
What
to do when someone dies
Québec
Wills
What
to do in the event of a death
Prince Edward Island
InfoPEI
- Death, dying and bereavement
Saskatchewan
Public
Guardian and Trustee - Deceased estates
Court
of Queen's Bench - Wills and estates
Making
a will and administering an estate (pdf document)
Yukon
Public
Administrator frequently asked questions
Revised: July 19, 2010
