Toronto’s Second Harvest charity says vandalism over the Thanksgiving weekend leaves multiple food delivery trucks out of service. The organization reports that seven trucks were vandalized and rendered inoperable while parked at or near its Etobicoke facility, disrupting deliveries during the holiday period.
In remarks to outlets, Second Harvest describes the incident as serious and financially damaging, saying repairs and resulting operational impacts are expected to cost tens of thousands of dollars. Coverage from different Toronto news outlets focuses on the scale of the damage—seven vehicles—and the charity’s immediate response, including efforts to restore service after the holiday. Some reports characterize the break-in as a theft or break-in connected to the vandalism, while others emphasize vandalism and the resulting service interruption.
Overall, all accounts agree on the key point: Second Harvest’s truck fleet is hit by a Thanksgiving weekend incident that takes seven vehicles out of operation, affecting the charity’s ability to carry out deliveries for that period.
