City of Saskatoon municipal cemetery at 33rd Street and Warman Road, operating since 1905, and the burial ground the Islamic Association of Saskatchewan names on its own funeral page: 'Saskatoon Funeral Home will arrange to have the deceased transferred to the IAS for Ghusl + Janazah Prayer and to the Woodlawn Cemetery (1502 2nd Ave N).' The City describes the grounds as accommodating all religious traditions with designated areas for different denominations, but does not name a Muslim section, so that is left unconfirmed. No phone is published here because the City cemeteries line could not be read directly from saskatoon.ca - arrange Muslim burials through IAS on 306-665-6424, and confirm cemetery fees with the City.
At a glance
Mosques that bury here
These organisations name this cemetery on their own funeral pages. That is confirmation from the masjid, not from the cemetery.
Arranging a burial here
- Contact the masjid handling the janazah first — most cemeteries deal with the funeral provider rather than the family directly.
- Ask what the plot costs and, separately, what opening and closing the grave costs. They are almost always billed apart, and the second surprises people.
- Ask whether the section faces qiblah and what markers are permitted.
- See what a Muslim burial costs across Canada before you commit — plot prices vary more than fourfold between cities.
What we haven’t confirmed
We could not establish: whether there is a designated Muslim section, size, whether plots are available. Those are published as gaps rather than filled with a plausible guess. If you know the answer — especially if you are from this organisation — tell us and we will verify and update the listing.
Planning ahead, rather than in a crisis?
The two things a funeral coordinator asks a family for are the burial wishes and the will. Recording where your will is kept and working out the inheritance shares now spares your family both questions at the worst possible moment.
Where to go next
Sources for this listing
Every factual claim on this page traces to one of the references below. Details change — check the original source before relying on any figure, fee or legal position.
- City of Saskatoon - Woodlawn Cemetery — saskatoon.ca
- The Islamic Association of SK - Funeral Services — islamiccenter.sk.ca