The Pacific Heritage Cemetery, once belonged to the Freemasons, will be the backdrop for the last of three death-themed community events.
That's the goal for the final event in a series of Burnaby community gatherings about the end of life.
Much like Death Café and Death over Drafts, Toward hopes the tour will allow local residents to come together to discuss death and the dying in hopes of sparking curiosity and connection.The 30-acre facility first opened in 1922 and once belonged to the Freemasons, starting a rich history of serving Burnaby families to honour and remember loved ones.
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