Seven charity food trucks sidelined after catalytic converter theft
Catalytic converters were stolen from seven food‑rescue trucks at the charity’s Etobicoke yard on October 11, leaving the vehicles out of service and affecting the charity’s food collection operations.
GMNA Toronto
On October 11, 2026, a break‑in at the charity’s Etobicoke yard resulted in the theft of catalytic converters from seven of its food‑rescue trucks, rendering the vehicles inoperable.
The organization relies on a fleet of trucks to collect and distribute rescued food throughout the city, and the loss of these units has temporarily reduced its operational capacity.
