2008 November > Building a Better Community

Representatives of the City of Toronto's Parks, Forestry and Recreation division and Lowe's Canada announced the re-opening of the playground at the Vine Avenue Parkette in the Junction neighbourhood late last month. Lowe's volunteers were on site along with several dignitaries on Friday, September 26th to prepare the site for play by putting the finishing touches on the park. Lowe's generously donated a $15,000 grant to help refurbish the playground with a new play structure for children in the Junction to enjoy.

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Dan Harrington, store manager of Lowe's (Castlefield & Caldonia), Councillor Bill Saundercook and Lewis, a Junction resident, pitched in for the ceremonial completion of the playground
 
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Henry enjoyed a bouncing bug at the new playground
 
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The Lowe's staff proudly gathers in front of the new playground structure with Councillor Bill Saudercook and local residents
 
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The re-opening of the playground will bring a lot of joy to children in the Junction neighbourhood
 
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The Lowe's staff from the Castlefield & Caldonia store location proudly gather for the unveiling of the new playground built in the Junction at the Vine Avenue Parkette
 
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Dan Harrington, Lowe's store manager, Councillor Bill Saundercook and Bob Richardson from the City of Toronto's Parks, Forestry and Recreation division
 
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Dustin checks out the bouncing ladybug at the new Vine Avenue Parkette in the Junction. It was recently built through a generous grant donated by Lowe's
 


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