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About the Cemetery
Mr. Abraham Cristall, Edmonton’s first Jewish citizen, purchased land on the south side of the North Saskatchewan river on May 26, 1907, for a Jewish Cemetery. The land was located at 7622-101 Ave., which still serves as the community cemetery.
Find out more →Chevra Kadisha
The original Edmonton Men’s Chevra Kadisha members were chosen from the original founders of the Beth Israel Synagogue in 1907. The society was officially incorporated in 1925. The women’s Chevra Kadisha got started unofficially in 1914.
Find out more →JAHSENA
The Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta exists to preserve and protect the Jewish heritage of Edmonton and Northern Alberta through the collection of archival documents and audiovisual materials.
Find out more →Edmonton Jewish Cemetery
Sunday through Friday
9:00 am – Dusk
Edmonton Jewish Cemetery North
By appointment only.
Contact Edmonton Chevra Kadisha Office
780-482-3065
Covid Update
March 2024
There are no longer pandemic restrictions on the size of gatherings. However, the Edmonton Chevra Kadisha continues to strongly encourage precautions when attending a funeral or unveiling.
We highly recommend that you wear a mask whenever you are inside the chapel.
Keep your vaccinations current and up to date.
If you have any new symptoms (cough, sore throat, fever, etc.) please do not attend services until you have recovered.