For generations, Irish nationals and Irish-Canadians have stood among those who answered the call to serve. From the earliest days of British North America through Confederation and into the modern…
Few symbols are as instantly recognizable in Canada as the badge of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. At its centre stands the head of a prairie bison, surmounted by the…
Walk through Beechwood Cemetery during the spring or summer, and you will find more than beautiful gardens and carefully maintained landscapes. Among the flowers, trees, and climbing vines lies a…
Among the many living tributes found throughout Beechwood Cemetery, the National Cemetery of Canada, few combine beauty, resilience, and remembrance as meaningfully as the Navy Lady Rose. Planted near the…
September 28, 1881 – June 18, 1959The Edwards Family Mausoleum – Section 50 Colonel Cameron MacPherson Edwards is best remembered as the commanding officer who led the 38th Battalion (Ottawa),…
A Nation Remembered. A Nation United. Each year on July 1, Canadians gather from coast to coast to coast to celebrate the country we proudly call home. Canada Day is…
Every life tells a unique story. It is shaped by relationships, traditions, achievements, passions, and the countless moments that leave a lasting impact on family and friends. When the time…
On June 25, 2026, Canadians gathered at Beechwood Cemetery, the National Cemetery of Canada, to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the National Military Cemetery of the Canadian Armed Forces. Serving…
Few images are as instantly recognizable around the world as a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police standing proudly in Red Serge. The scarlet tunic, paired with the Stetson,…
On the evening of June 23, 2026, guests gathered in the Sacred Space at Beechwood Cemetery, Canada’s National Cemetery, for a fascinating exploration of one of the most overlooked chapters…
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