Veteran broadcaster and compassionate community champion Sam Laprade sheds light on Ottawa’s most impactful charities and non-profit organizations and their amazing work. Featured this week: Beechwood Cemetery. Learn more.
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day of learning and confronting hard truths, and some schools in Ottawa attended the Beechwood Cemetery on Monday to understand the…
Remembrance Day preparations are underway at Beechwood Cemetery and hundreds of people took the first step of showing their respect.The National Military Cemetery is a place where men and women…
Beechwood, the National Cemetery of Canada was established in 1873 on 160 acres of land. Since its founding, there have been over 89,000 peoples buried at Beechwood, including many prominent…
Thousands participated in the 17th annual Canada Army Run(opens in a new tab) Sunday in the capital’s downtown. For almost two decades, the Canada Army Run has been woven into…
Nestled within Section 51N, Lot 15 of Beechwood Cemetery lies the final resting place of one of Canada’s most distinguished wartime aviators, John Emilius Fauquier. Born in 1901 to a…
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) marked 84 years since the Battle of Britain in a ceremony on Sunday at Beechwood National Military Cemetery. “It was a defining moment when…
In a poignant and heartfelt ceremony, the National Military Cemetery of Canada became a sanctuary of remembrance and healing as families and friends gathered to honor soldiers, veterans, and law…
Each year, on September 11th, we pause to remember a day that forever changed the world. The attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon resulted in nearly 3,000…
Beechwood Cemetery held it’s annual historical tour Sunday, offering visitors a chance to connect with the past through a living library. During the event, actors from Ottawa School of Theatre…
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