Logs End in the Media
Ottawa streetcar ready to come out of retirement
Ottawa's Metro News details the work involved in the restoration of Ottawa's Streetcar 696. The streetcar was retired in 1958 and left to rot under a museum's outdoor tarp for three decades. The project has been a labour of love for shop supervisor Rhéaume Laplante...
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Logs End Shares Hardwood Flooring Care Tips in Ottawa Magazine
Recipients of the local NEIGHBOURS OF THE GLEBE magazine may have noticed an article by Logs End part-owner and Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Rob Black. With Gord Black as his father, it is safe to say Rob knows a thing or two about reclaimed wood! In the...
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Logs End Displaying at the 2017 Ottawa Home + Remodelling Show
Mark your calendars! The premier Ottawa Home + Remodelling Show returns to the EY Centre from January 19th to 22nd, 2017. Logs End will once again be displaying a wide selection from our residential and commerical hardwood flooring collections. In addition, we will be...
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Logs End Supplies Wood Flooring & Trim for the National Art Centre
A festive feast for the eyes! Logs End Inc was fortunate to supply the new wood flooring and trim for the renovations in National Art Centre's Southam Hall. If you have not had occasion to visit the NAC, the Ottawa Citizen provided an excellent overview of the work...
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Ottawa’s RND Riverpark Green Homes
Ottawa's RND Construction is proving sustainable homes can not only be built with style, but can actually exceed today's R-2000 standards. Take for example the newly build showpiece homes in Riverpark Green, an infill project in Ottawa's Riverside Park. It is a...
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Logs End Booth at the 2016 Fall Cottage Life Show
We're ready! Come visit the Logs End team at the Fall Cottage Life Show at the The International Centre (Entrance 5) in Mississauga, Ontario. Friday, October 21, 2016 – 11:00am–8:00pm Saturday, October 22, 2016 – 9:00am–6:00pm Sunday, October 23, 2016 – 10:00am–5:00pm...
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Ottawa’s Streetcar 696 Closer to Life
With less than 12 months until Ottawa's Streetcar 696 celebrates her 100th birthday, the restoration team remains hard at work. For those who have been eager for an updated status, the Ottawa Sun published a wonderful article on Sunday, July 17, 2016. View it here...
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Logs End Supports SeeHearSpeak Seeds of Change
If you follow Logs End on Facebook, you may have noticed we have been tagged in posts about the SeeHearSpeak campaign. Specifically, the SeeHearSpeak Seeds of Change fundraising event. Seeds of Change is an evening garden party to support the Schizophrenia Program...
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Logs End Supports An Evening With Bryan
From hockey fans to big names in the NHL, everyone came together to support Bryan Murray and raise funds for cancer research and care at the Ottawa Hospital last Wednesday night. Seated on the ice surface at the Canadian Tire Centre, Logs End was just one of many...
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Cottage Guide 2016 from Ottawa Magazine
Did you hear the news? Ottawa Magazine is releasing their first guide to cottaging! The Cottage Guide 2016 is a comprehensive look at everything and anything related to cottage living. Expect plenty of advice and inspiration, along with information about time-shares...
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Trees – Good For Your Health
In a scientific report published July 9, 2015, researchers presented a fascinating case for planting trees in urban neighbourhoods. Toronto, Ontario, Canada was the large urban centre studied during this comprehensive greenspace analysis. By studying the tree data...
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50 Million Trees
Did you know Ontario has committed to planting 50 Million Trees by 2025? In an effort to meet this goal, the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Trees Ontario have partnered to provide a subsidized tree planting program. Want to help improve Ontario's...
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Logs End and the Chance Foundation
What is the Chance Foundation? The Chance Foundation is a Canadian Registered Charity, dedicated to improving the lives and well-being of underprivileged children in Ottawa and abroad. The foundation focuses on three key areas: education, health and recreation. By...
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