Sir George Eulas Foster Section 22, Lot 15 NW – Beechwood Cemetery Born on September 3, 1847, in Carleton County, New Brunswick, George Eulas Foster rose from modest beginnings to…
Tucked within the quiet grounds of Beechwood Cemetery, Canada’s National Cemetery, lies a section of solemn dignity and enduring gratitude – The Last Post Fund Field of Honour, Section 19.…
On the evening of July 17, 2025, under the solemn stillness of twilight, a historic vigil was held in memory of Corporal Francisco (Frank) Gomez, a proud Canadian soldier of…
On the afternoon of July 14 2025 at the National Military Cemetery, we were honoured to welcome Her Excellency Ms. Kate Logan, High Commissioner of Australia to Canada accompanied by…
If you’ve been eager to explore Ottawa’s own National Cemetery, now’s the perfect time. The Beechwood Stroll, a free volunteer‑led historical walking tour, has unveiled new dates and a redesigned…
On June 27, 2025, Beechwood Cemetery, National Cemetery of Canada and home to the RCMP National Memorial Cemetery, hosted a deeply meaningful and emotional event: the in-person citizenship ceremony for…
On the afternoon of June 202 2025, the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) held its inaugural Flag Raising Ceremony at the OPS Memorial Cemetery at Beechwood. This event was a powerful…
In the quiet corners of many homes across Canada, urns rest on mantels, bookshelves, or in private home memorials, carefully placed by grieving family members as a tribute to someone…
On the morning of June 20, members of the 33 Combat Engineer Regiment (33 CER) and the 33 CER Regimental Association gathered at the National Military Cemetery at Beechwood to…
As Canadians from coast to coast to coast raise the Maple Leaf and reflect on what it means to call this nation home, Beechwood Cemetery stands as a living monument…
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