Forest Lawn Mausoleum & Cremation Centre

Forest Lawn Mausoleum & Cremation Centre is a historical cemetery and crematorium in Toronto. It was established in 1911 and is the final resting place of notable individuals such as Sir Henry Pellatt and the Neilsons of Neilson Chocolate fame. Originally accessible from Yonge Street, the entrance was relocated to Linelle Street due to the construction of the 401 highway. The crematorium, which opened in 1980, serves the north and central areas of Toronto. Forest Lawn is part of Park Lawn LP, a group of six cemeteries that cater to diverse cultural communities in the city. Whether you need funeral planning services or immediate assistance, our experienced Family Counsellors can guide you through the affordable options available.