Weston family

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The Weston family is a prominent Canadian business dynasty known for its extensive retail and food empire and significant philanthropic support of arts, education, and charitable causes.

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instanceOf Canadian family
business family
businessperson
charitable foundation
department store
department store group
public company
real estate investment trust
retail company
controls Choice Properties REIT NERFINISHED
George Weston Limited NERFINISHED
Loblaw Companies Limited NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
countryOfOrigin Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Ireland
Ireland
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
fieldOfWork arts
education
environment
food manufacturing
health
medical research
philanthropy
real estate
retail
formerOwnerOf Arnotts NERFINISHED
Brown Thomas NERFINISHED
Holt Renfrew NERFINISHED
Selfridges NERFINISHED
Selfridges Group NERFINISHED
founded George Weston Limited NERFINISHED
hasFounder George Weston NERFINISHED
hasMember Galen G. Weston NERFINISHED
Galen Weston NERFINISHED
W. Garfield Weston NERFINISHED
hasNotableBusinessInterest bakery products
grocery retail
real estate development
hasPhilanthropicArm Garfield Weston Foundation NERFINISHED
Weston Family Foundation NERFINISHED
industry food processing
real estate
retail
retail
supermarket
knownFor support of arts organizations
support of charitable causes
support of educational institutions
notableFor food industry investments
philanthropy
retail business empire
occupation baker
business executive
entrepreneur
retail executive
retail executive
owns Choice Properties REIT NERFINISHED
George Weston Limited NERFINISHED
Loblaw Companies Limited NERFINISHED
relative George Weston NERFINISHED
W. Garfield Weston NERFINISHED
residence Dublin NERFINISHED
London, England
surface form: London

Toronto
wealthStatus one of the wealthiest families in Canada

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