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Hall of Colours

The Hall of Colours is dedicated as a Sacred Space for the Canadian Military. The beautiful memorial stained glass window was donated by the Canadian Military Chaplains’ Association to pay tribute to military chaplains, past and present.

The flags in the Hall of Colours (regimental flags) represent two of the largest Canadian military regiments: The Royal Canadian Regiment, Canada's senior Regular Force Infantry Regiment, and The Royal 22nd Regiment. It is the tradition that the colours will hang in the Hall of Colours, untouched, until they completely deteriorate.

Source: Beechwood Cemetery Website

Future plans, I believe, call for the RCMP Guidon to also hang in the Hall of Colours at Beechwood Cemetery.