For more than a century, Sallows and McDonald – Wilson and Zehner Funeral Home has provided funeral and cremation services to North Battleford families. And though our 103rd Street location—a beautiful Arts and Crafts-style house built in 1913—and the services we provide have evolved and expanded through the years, what hasn't changed is our commitment to exceeding expectations and the idea that a funeral should reflect a person's individuality.
Amenities
Location
- Flexible event space
- Recently renovated
- Large capacity chapel up to 250
- Piano/organ on site
- Family estates
- Flat markers
- Upright headstones
- Coffee lounge
Cremation
- Option for mail delivery of ashes
- Cremation remembrance jewelry
- Cremation cemetery options
- Cremation niches
- Option for home delivery of ashes
- Scattering assistance
Service
- Arrangements by phone or email
- Catered events
- Intimate reception area
- In-home visitations
- White limousines
Religious & Cultural
- Multicultural funerals
- Catholic cemetery section
Recent Obituaries
When new obituaries are added
Free Funeral Planning Resources
Funeral planning can seem overwhelming. These guides can help you every step of the way—from choosing between traditional burial planning and cremation, designing a religious ceremony or a celebration of life, and deciding on cemetery property or filing for veteran's benefits.
There was a problem submitting the form, please try again.
Whether you are seeking a basic 
Established in 1908 as Convey & Sallows Funeral Home and later becoming Sallows & Boyd Funeral Home, our firm first operated from a location on 101st Street and then on 11th Avenue. In 1947, we moved to the present location on North Battleford's 103rd Street, a stately 2-story house originally built in 1913 and once the residence of the Saskatchewan Hospital superintendent.