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We’re looking for your feedback on the future of the Grey Mountain Cemetery!
The City is developing a new Grey Mountain Cemetery Master Plan to help guide the cemetery’s growth and development over the next 20 years.
Since the current plan was created in 2008, Whitehorse’s population has grown and diversified. This update is an opportunity to explore how the cemetery can continue to meet the evolving needs and preferences of the community, including consideration of additional burial and memorial options.
Input from residents, stakeholders, and City staff will help shape a long-term vision for Grey Mountain Cemetery that is respectful, sustainable, and reflective of our community.
We’re looking for your feedback on the future of the Grey Mountain Cemetery!
The City is developing a new Grey Mountain Cemetery Master Plan to help guide the cemetery’s growth and development over the next 20 years.
Since the current plan was created in 2008, Whitehorse’s population has grown and diversified. This update is an opportunity to explore how the cemetery can continue to meet the evolving needs and preferences of the community, including consideration of additional burial and memorial options.
Input from residents, stakeholders, and City staff will help shape a long-term vision for Grey Mountain Cemetery that is respectful, sustainable, and reflective of our community.
Grey Mountain Cemetery Master Plan is currently at this stage
Take our 5 minute survey and share your thoughts about the future of the Grey Mountain Cemetery.
What We Heard Report - August 2026
this is an upcoming stage for Grey Mountain Cemetery Master Plan
A summary of our Engagement feedback. This feedback will help shape our recommendations in the final report as we work towards an updated Cemetery Master Plan.
Final report - October 2026
this is an upcoming stage for Grey Mountain Cemetery Master Plan
Consultation and data collection will be incorporated into a final conceptual design outlined in a Cemetery Master Plan to guide the future of community needs and best practices over the next 20 years.
We’re looking for your feedback on the future of the Grey Mountain Cemetery!