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Saskatchewan Health Authority
End of Life Planning—A Praccal Guide and Checklist
January 2024
Why plan for your end-of-life?
End-of-life planning is an important but oen very dicult task. Having honest conversaons greatly
supports your family of choice in preparing for your death, honouring your wishes aer death and
aending to executor dues. This document oers some discussion items for consideraon and
conversaon. It may not include all necessary nocaons, discussions and acons nor should it be
considered legal or nancial advice. The Saskatchewan Health Authority does not endorse these
resources and is not responsible for any services and informaon provided.
Key Steps and Helpful Resources:
Do you have a lawyer, will, executor(s) or administrator for your estate?
Do you have nancial maers in order (banks, accountants, pensions)?
Do you have funeral arrangements including planned details and wishes?
Do you have a locaon/le for all important informaon/documents for executor dues?
The Public Legal Educaon Associaon (PLEA) website oers general informaon about Advance
Direcves, Living Wills, Powers of Aorney, Deaths and Estates and Executor responsibilies.
The Funeral and Cremaon Services Council of Saskatchewan oers frequently asked quesons on
funeral planning and a provincial list of accredited funeral, cremaon, and transfer service providers.
Funeral home is required to submit registraon of death eHealth Saskatchewan Registering a Death.
Obtain a death cercate if needed for estate maers: eHealth Saskatchewan Order a Death
Cercate.
What Happens to my Email Accounts When I die?
How to Close Online Accounts and Services When Someone Dies
How to Close Accounts and Cancel Subscripons
What to do with Social Media Accounts when Someone Dies
How to Protect Your Social Media Accounts aer You are Gone
Creang a "When I Die" File
Pre-Plan Your Own Funeral Cheat Sheet
Funeral Planning Checklist
Saskatchewan Health Authority Advance Care Planning Website