About Ontario funeral service association
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OFSA Committees
This committee lobbies and networks with the government on behalf of OFSA members. It keeps OFSA members informed of changes to the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, 2002 (FBCSA) and liases with the offices of the Chief Coroner of Ontario, the Public Trustee, the Registrar General, the Minister of Government Relations and Ministry of the Environment. The committee lobbies the government on behalf of the profession, and informs OFSA members of changes to legislation, environmental issues, etc. that may affect the funeral service industry.
This committee lobbies and networks with the government on behalf of OFSA members. It keeps OFSA members informed of changes to the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, 2002 (FBCSA) and liases with the offices of the Chief Coroner of Ontario, the Public Trustee, the Registrar General, the Minister of Government Relations and Ministry of the Environment. The committee lobbies the government on behalf of the profession, and informs OFSA members of changes to legislation, environmental issues, etc. that may affect the funeral service industry.
This committee lobbies and networks with the government on behalf of OFSA members. It keeps OFSA members informed of changes to the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, 2002 (FBCSA) and liases with the offices of the Chief Coroner of Ontario, the Public Trustee, the Registrar General, the Minister of Government Relations and Ministry of the Environment. The committee lobbies the government on behalf of the profession, and informs OFSA members of changes to legislation, environmental issues, etc. that may affect the funeral service industry.
This committee lobbies and networks with the government on behalf of OFSA members. It keeps OFSA members informed of changes to the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, 2002 (FBCSA) and liases with the offices of the Chief Coroner of Ontario, the Public Trustee, the Registrar General, the Minister of Government Relations and Ministry of the Environment. The committee lobbies the government on behalf of the profession, and informs OFSA members of changes to legislation, environmental issues, etc. that may affect the funeral service industry.
This committee lobbies and networks with the government on behalf of OFSA members. It keeps OFSA members informed of changes to the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, 2002 (FBCSA) and liases with the offices of the Chief Coroner of Ontario, the Public Trustee, the Registrar General, the Minister of Government Relations and Ministry of the Environment. The committee lobbies the government on behalf of the profession, and informs OFSA members of changes to legislation, environmental issues, etc. that may affect the funeral service industry.
This committee lobbies and networks with the government on behalf of OFSA members. It keeps OFSA members informed of changes to the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, 2002 (FBCSA) and liases with the offices of the Chief Coroner of Ontario, the Public Trustee, the Registrar General, the Minister of Government Relations and Ministry of the Environment. The committee lobbies the government on behalf of the profession, and informs OFSA members of changes to legislation, environmental issues, etc. that may affect the funeral service industry.
Why volunteer to Serve on An OFSA Committee?
We are a family-owned jewellery manufacturer with over 150 years of experience, proudly carrying forward a legacy of fine craftsmanship and trust. From concept to creation, we specialize in designing and manufacturing custom-made gold and diamond jewellery, blending traditional artistry with modern elegance. Every piece we create reflects our commitment to quality, purity, and timeless design, crafted with care for generations to cherish.