LeClair Cremation Centre
565 King Street L4R 3N6 Midland, ON, Canada

Today, January 4th, is National Spaghetti Day! According to the 2020 Parmigiano Reggiano Survey, spaghetti was voted as Canada’s number two winter survival food. We know what we’re having for dinner tonight! Happy National Spaghetti Day from all of us at LeClair Cremation Centre. https://www.canadianpackaging.com//canadians-reveal-top-c/

We are happy to announce that we now have a Public Access Defibrillator on site at LeClair Cremation Centre. This defibrillator is also registered with the Georgian Central Ambulance Communications Centre, meaning that first responders will be notified of its location when responding to nearby emergencies. Exciting news for us and the community heading into 2021!

Holiday Grief affects many individuals around this time of year. With the temporary loss of some annual traditions due to COVID, Holiday Grief can be especially difficult this year in particular. This article highlights different ways to cope with Holiday Grief Spoiler: Don’t feel guilty for doing what’s best for you. https://www.elephantjournal.com//grief-and-the-holidays-i/

Your expression of grief may be different than those around you; and that is OK! Thank you to Bereaved Families of Ontario for sharing.

LeClair Cremation Centre is happy to annouce that the winner of the SodaStream JET is Dawn Robitaille-Howe! Congratulations! Thank you to everyone who entered. We wish you a happy and safe holiday!

Have you entered our giveaway yet? 4 days to go!

We would like to thank our team for helping with a fall clean up at LeClair Cremation Centre. Thank goodness it was done while the weather was warm as the snow has officially arrived.

LeClair Cremation Centre would like to spread some joy by giving away a Soda Stream JET. All you have to do is like, share, and comment on this post with the name of your favourite holiday song. The winner must be following the LeClair Cremation Centre Facebook page. Contest ends Sunday, December 20 at midnight and the winner will be drawn at random and announced on Monday, December 21. We will contact the winner to arrange pickup of their prize in Midland, ON. ... Good luck! Stay healthy, stay positive, and support local!

Today, November 13th, is World Kindness Day. Make someone smile today and remember to be kind to yourself.

Today, December 4th, is National Cookie Day. Here is the recipe for the delicious chocolate chip cookies that we are treating ourselves to this afternoon. If you are unable to bake cookies today, we suggest stopping at a local bakery and picking some up in celebration! https://www.handletheheat.com/bakery-style-chocolate-chip-/

As Remembrance Day approaches, many will remember our fallen soldiers with a poppy. The Royal Canadian Legion suggests that the poppy be worn on the left lapel... of a garment, as close to the heart as possible and should not be affixed with any pin that obstructs the poppy. People should start wearing the poppy on the last Friday in October and continue to do so through to November 11th.

November 2 is the day that Mexico celebrates their loved ones with Dia De Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. Although this is one of the most well-known traditions, many faiths and cultures around the world have their own ways to honour the departed. https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk//5-festivals-celebrat

Daylight Saving Time kicks in this Sunday at 2 AM. Don't forget to turn back your clocks and use your "bonus hour" to do something kind for yourself.

The loss of a loved one is overwhelming enough. Let Susan LeClair help by taking care of the necessary government registrations, forms, certificates and more.

As Remembrance Day approaches, many will remember our fallen soldiers with a poppy. The Royal Canadian Legion suggests that the poppy be worn on the left lapel of a garment, as close to the heart as possible and should not be affixed with any pin that obstructs the poppy. People should start wearing the poppy on the last Friday in October and continue to do so through to November 11th.

Grace LeClair, a support staff member at LeClair Cremation Centre, read It’s OK that You’re not OK as an assignment for school and felt it was necessary to share the book with others. Megan Devine, the author, aims to stray away from the get over it approach to grief by teaching the reader about different ways grief presents itself and and how to cope with these experiences. This book is not only beneficial for bereaved individuals, but also for those who hope to support others around them experiencing grief. https://www.amazon.ca/Its-That-Youre-Not-Under//1622039076

Daylight Saving Time kicks in this Sunday at 2 AM. Don't forget to turn back your clocks and use your "bonus hour" to do something kind for yourself.

On your terms, on your timeline, in your own way. Grief is unique to each person but help is always available for the journey ahead. There is always hope.

Many people struggle to understand the depth of grief that bereaved parents experience. It’s common not to know what to say and do to support them. Here are some excellent resources to get support after pregnancy or infant loss.

The loss of a loved one is overwhelming enough. Let Susan LeClair help by taking care of the necessary government registrations, forms, certificates and more.

The loss of a loved one can leave you with many questions. Susan LeClair understands and that’s why she will be there to assist you in your time of need. In the meantime, feel free to see our list of Frequently Asked Questions and informative answers: https://www.leclaircremationcentre.ca/frequent-questions

The federal government says tens of thousands of seniors are at risk of losing benefits because they haven't yet filed their taxes. Those affected must submit their returns as soon as possible so payments of the guaranteed income supplement aren't suspended come January 1, 2021.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, communities are looking to build the next normal. At the same time, we are individually and collectively dealing with tremendous loss and grief. Understand how the pandemic causes experiences of loss and grief, and how to move forward in the face of uncertainty.

Taking some time now to discuss your final arrangements can greatly ease the burden on your loved ones in one of their most difficult times. Making your arrangements now will also ensure that your exact wishes and desires are reflected. Getting started is as easy as a call to LeClair Cremation Centre at 705-527-8955 or with our easy online forms.

In Inuit culture, a name carries weight. Inuit hold strong beliefs around how children are named and take great care in choosing a name. Traditionally, elders or parents named children, often after blood relatives, revered leaders or hunters, or exceptional people.

How much does a cremation, funeral, or Celebration of Life cost? That can depend on so many factors. No matter how you choose to remember your loved ones, LeClair Cremation Centre can help with respectful, economical, dignified options.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving this weekend, let us be thankful for those around the table and for those shining down from above.

Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay While no one else can walk your grief path for you, there is no reason that you have to walk it alone. Help and support are always available. If you need help accessing resources, LeClair Cremation Centre would be happy to assist you.

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