Registrar's Directives
Registrar’s Directive: Updated COVID-19 measures
1. New temporary rules for funeral services extended until further notice 2. Requirement for crematoriums to prevent accumulations of decedents…
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Notice to the Profession
Notice to the Profession: Current Registrar’s Directives remain in place
Following today’s announcement from the provincial government, the Bereavement Authority of Ontario reminds its licensees that Registrar’s Directives remain in…
News Article
BAO adapts its proactive response to ensure sector keeps serving families during Omicron
BAO LifeLine article The Bereavement Authority of Ontario CEO and Registrar has already introduced a handful of measures early in…
Registrar's Directives
Registrar’s Directive: Crematoriums must prevent backlogs
Effective Monday, Jan. 10, 2022 Crematorium operators are directed to ensure that your operations continue at a pace sufficient to…
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BAO webcasts (webinars) to licensees
Webcast recordings and documents to bereavement professionals, licensed by the BAO, are listed and linked here. This page is for…
Notice to the Profession
Notice to the Profession: Registrar authorizes colleges to make students available to work
In recognizing that our licensees may experience critical staffing shortages due to the increase in Omicron cases and that such…
Registrar's Directives
Registrar’s Directive: New temporary rules for funeral services
Effective Jan. 5, 2022 Note: This directive has been extended until further notice, as per the Jan. 28 Registrar’s Directive….
Notice to the Profession
Notice to Cemetery, Crematorium and Hydrolysis Licensees: The online portal is now open to renew your operator licence (Form 1) and submit your Care & Maintenance Report (Form 2)
In March 2021, we launched our new online ALR reporting for cemetery, crematorium and hydrolysis operators. We understand and appreciate…