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Local NEWS: SAVE Riverdale Farm
TORONTO – In an effort to demonstrate
appreciation to clients and lend
support to the Save the Riverdale
Farm initiative, Candice Frigault of The
Frigault Team and Lee Welbanks of
Welbanks Mortgage Group Inc., held a
joint function on-site recently.
Last fall, city council put the farm on
notice that it required a new business
plan if it was to continue to receive
tax-payer funding. The Riverdale Farm
Coalition is responding to the request.
Candice Frigault and Lee Welbanks
teamed up to bring family, friends and
clients to the farm for a reception, tour
and discussion on about the role of
this 7.5 acre city landmark and to raise
awareness of its precarious position.
Riverdale Farm is an example of an
Ontario agricultural operation between
1880 and 1920 with a barn, animals,
poultry, waterfowl, goats, sheep, pigs,
cows and a donkey. Located in the
heart of Cabbagetown, it allows city
kids to witness history in action and
see farm animals in middle of an urban
environment.
Originally it was the site of the
Riverdale Zoo which opened its doors
in 1894. It operated for the next 80
years giving residents a window on the
animals of the world. In 1974 the animals
were moved to the new Toronto
Zoo in Scarborough and the site was
restored as a 19th century farm.
Both The Frigault Team and Welbanks
Mortgage Group support Riverdale
Farm as a neighbourhood gem that
adds value to the city and is historically
significant to Toronto. Both companies
are dedicated to its continued
operation.
The Frigault Team
The Welbanks Group
Candice Frigault (Agent)
Lee Welbanks (Principal Broker)
Jason Schott (Sales Rep)
Jeff Medley (Agent)
Kimberly Roberts
(Marketing & Client Care)
Jackie Lemelin (Underwriter)
David Harris (Agent, PR)
For more information please contact Kimberly
Roberts (416) 792-6648
David Harris (416) 698-9990
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