• pre-planning to reserve and pay for a plot can be arranged by the Cemeteries Administration office. However, at the time of need, arrangements must be made with a funeral home or Certified Funeral Director
• a plot allows for one casket interment and up to three cremated remains interments
• there are a number of different areas to choose a location that meets your needs
• deciding on a plot is dependent on the specific style monument you would prefer; please ensure the plot you purchase can accommodate your choice of memorial such as pillow type, upright or flat
• all casket interments require a burial dome which can be arranged through a funeral home
• an urn vault is required for cremated remains going into a traditional plot

• Single plots: allows for one urn only. A bronze plaque can be purchased to memorialize a loved one on the group monument.
• Standard or Option Area plots: allows for the interment of up to four urns. Specific memorials, such as pillow-type, flat or upright style monuments, may only be allowed for plots in certain areas; please ensure the plot you purchase can accommodate your choice of memorial.

• Outdoor Columbarium: standard or premium niche and family niche: All standard and premium niches hold up to 2 urns. Riverside's Prairie Lane Columbarium also has family niches that hold up to 4 urns. A local monument company will work with you to memorialize/engrave the niche door cover.
• Indoor Columbarium: An indoor niche at Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery can accommodate up to 2 urns. Each niche has a glass front that can be etched with memorialization by an engraving service provider. Urns for the indoor columbarium must be fire resistant. A personal security code allows you access to the indoor columbarium during visiting hours.

There are two Ossuaries located at Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery that allows for cremated remains to be placed in column shaped common urn. One is located in Prairie Plaza adjacent to the administrative office and interments are permitted between May and October. The other is located in Prairie Lane Columbarium and interments are permitted year-round. A bronze plaque can be purchased to memorialize a loved one.

A scattering garden is a peaceful area where you can choose to scatter the ashes of your loved ones upon it, allowing those who have passed away to remain a part of nature in a beautiful setting. A bronze plaque can be purchased to memorialize a loved one. Interments in the Scattering Gardens are permitted between May and October.

All of the required information, legal documentation, paperwork and payment must be submitted to the Cemeteries Administration Office before an interment is officially confirmed.

You can contact the City of Regina's Cemeteries Administration Office by:

• Email: cemeteries@regina.ca 
• Phone: 306-777-7395
• In-person: Cemeteries Administration Office, 815 Assiniboine Avenue East, Regina, SK S4V 1A6. Book an appointment in advance so we can better serve you one-on-one.

The following information is required when booking an interment:

• Full legal name of the deceased
• Deceased date of birth
• Deceased date of death
• Interment rights holder's full name, address and phone number
• Next of kin’s full name, address, phone number and relationship to the deceased
• Date and time of the interment
• Interment site including name of the Cemetery, Lot and Placement (head (A), middle (B), foot (C)
• Signed Cemetery License Agreement by the interment rights holder for the lot.
• Further supporting documentation to verify the interment rights holder of the lot may be required. As it may take time to obtain the required supporting documentation, please allow for this time when making final arrangements
• If you are booking from out of town, a copy of the certificate can be provided by fax or email with the original provided to our office prior to the interment by mail or dropped off at the office.
• The Original Cremation Certificate. It is provided by the crematorium usually with the cremated remains.
• Payment made prior to the interment by cheque (made payable to City of Regina), VISA, MasterCard, American Express or debit.

The day of interment:

• Site will be opened and set up when you arrive
• If you will be arriving more than 15 minutes before or after your scheduled appointment, contact the Administration Office prior to your arrival. On a weekend or holiday, cemetery staff can be reached up to one hour prior to the scheduled interment at 306-533-4663.
• Cemetery staff will not approach the site until the service has ended and all family members have left the area. Staff will close the site immediately after all family members have left.

Currently there are over 1,275 veteran's plots located at Regina Cemetery surrounding the Cross of Sacrifice and over 2,630 veteran's plots located at Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery.

Prerequisites for burial in the Field of Honour

• A regimental identification number is required.
• Both traditional and cremated remains are allowed.
• The remains of the Veteran’s spouse may be interred after in the same plot and have their name included on a bronze plaque attached to the memorial or a flat marker. A spouse can only have their own plot and monument adjacent to the Veteran if:
  • They were a Veteran.
  • There is a second plot available that is adjacent to the first plot.
  • They install a Veteran’s memorial on the second plot at the same time the memorial is installed on the first plot.
  • The information on the memorial for the second plot is as complete as possible, and includes their name.
• The memorials in the Field of Honour must follow specific regulations set out by the War Memorials Committee of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 1:
  • The head of Veteran’s plot will have a scroll style monument.
  • If the Veteran’s plot includes the  remains of a spouse, the spouse’s memorialization may be either a flat marker or bronze plaque attached to the memorial