List of cemeteries in Peel Region
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The following is a list of cemeteries and burial sites within the Regional Municipality of Peel, Ontario, Canada, categorized by municipality.
| Name | Address | Denomination | Ownership | Years active | Notes / Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brampton Cemetery | 350 Main St N | Non-denominational | City of Brampton | 1863–present | Main municipal cemetery.[1] |
| Brampton Crematorium and Visitation Centre | 30 Bramwin Court | Non-denominational | Private, family owned | 2012–present | Specializes in cultural cremation funerals for Sikhs and Hindus but also conducts non-religious services and services for other faiths and cultures. |
| Brampton Pioneer Cemetery | 350 Main St N | Non-denominational | City of Brampton | 1825–1907 | Shared site with Brampton Cemetery; designated heritage site.[2] |
| Meadowvale Cemetery | 7732 Mavis Rd | Non-denominational | Mount Pleasant Group | 1981–present | Largest modern cemetery in Brampton. Also has cremation facilities, above-ground cremation niches (indoor/outdoor) and columbaria.[3] |
| Brampton Memorial Gardens | 10061 Chinguacousy Rd | Commercial | Arbor Memorial | 1950s–present | Private corporate cemetery, funeral home, and crematorium. Offering indoor crypts and climate-controlled visitation. |
| St. Elias Ukrainian Cemetery | 10193 Heritage Rd | Ukrainian Catholic | St. Elias Parish | 1970s–present | Adjacent to the historic St. Elias wood church. |
| Alloa Cemetery | 11680 Creditview Rd | Methodist Roots | City of Brampton | 1840s–present | Active rural cemetery serving Alloa community. |
| Ebenezer United Cemetery | 10185 The Gore Rd | United Church | City of Brampton | 1830s–1960s | Originally Methodist; heritage designated 2005. |
| St. Patrick's (Wildfield) | 11873 The Gore Rd | Roman Catholic | Archdiocese of Toronto | 1830s–present | Historic Catholic parish site. |
Mississauga
| Name | Address | Denomination | Ownership | Years active | Notes / Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assumption Cemetery | 6933 Tomken Rd | Roman Catholic | Archdiocese of Toronto | 1968–present | Regional Catholic hub, includes Catholic Cremation Services and multiple mausoleum buildings.[4] |
| Dixie Union Cemetery | 707 Dundas St E | Non-denominational | City of Mississauga | 1810–1950s | Features the historic "Stone Chapel" (1837).[5] |
| St. John's Dixie Cemetery & Crematorium | 737 Dundas St E | Non-denominational, originally Anglican | Private / Trust | 1810–present | Includes a crematorium, which opened in 1962, and a visitation centre. Offers significant indoor columbarium/niche spaces. Linked with St. John's Dixie Anglican Church |
| Streetsville Public Cemetery | 299 Queen St S | Non-denominational | City of Mississauga | 1890–present | Active municipal site. |
| Streetsville Memorial Cemetery | 299 Queen St S | Presbyterian | City of Mississauga | 1824–1890 | Pioneer site adjacent to the public cemetery. |
| Eden Cemetery | 2830 Derry Rd W | Methodist Roots | City of Mississauga | 1840–1980s | Pioneer site for the former village of Lisgar. |
| Derry West Cemetery | 25 Derry Rd W | Anglican | City of Mississauga | 1829–1936 | Remnant of the village of Derry West. |
| Erindale Cosmopolitan | 1311 Dundas St W | Non-denominational | City of Mississauga | 1830s–present | Formerly Erindale Methodist. |