(Anglais Seulement) Beechwood Cemetery welcomes everyone
Re: We need a refresher on cemetery etiquette, Jan. 11. Beechwood Cemetery lies at the bottom of the street where I live and grew up. I also have two parents…
Re: We need a refresher on cemetery etiquette, Jan. 11. Beechwood Cemetery lies at the bottom of the street where I live and grew up. I also have two parents…
Beechwood is home to a few families of Eastern Wild Turkeys that can be seen around the Cemetery ground. The Eastern wild turkey is native to southern Ontario and Quebec.…
One of the first things visitors will see when entering the southeast corner of Beechwood Cemetery is a pagoda honouring the ancestors of Ottawa’s Chinese community. Built-in 1995, the red,…
What is cemetery planning? Preplanning your cemetery arrangements is one of the most thoughtful and considerate gifts you can give to your loved ones, because it relieves the burden of…
Erected in the 1870s by members of the 2nd Ottawa Field Battery, this memorial is dedicated to the memory of a former commander, Captain James Forsyth. Inscription found on memorial…
Due to covid-19, we couldn’t host this event in person, but beechwood would still like to share the Christmas season with the community. Sit back, relax, maybe grab a cup…
Her Excellency the Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of Canada finished Remembrance Day with a visit personal to the National Military Cemetery located at Beechwood Cemetery where…
The life of former Citizen editor Edward “Dinky” Morrison was coloured by ink and blood. Morrison led the Ottawa newsroom for 10 years after being recruited from the Hamilton Spectator…
IN A SHORT SPAN OF TIME, the COVID-19 virus has changed all of our lives significantly. Our schedules, our routines, our way of spending time with our friends and family…
EDWIN PETER DEY was born in Hull, Canada East on April 21, 1864, Dey followed in his father’s footsteps by operating one of the country’s leading boat works. His plant…