Scott Mission's annual Thanksgiving lunch draws hundreds as need keeps growing, charity says
Toronto charity Scott Mission served over 500 people at its annual Thanksgiving dinner in the city on Monday as concerns around food insecurity and cost of living in the city persist.
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