Princess Margriet of the Netherlands, who was famously born at Ottawa’s Civic Hospital, will return to her birth city next week to unveil a plaque at Beechwood Cemetery honouring Canadian Gen. Charle Foulkes, who accepted Germany’s surrender in the Netherlands. Read More
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Princess Margriet to return to Ottawa for Beechwood ceremony
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