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Residents push back against new Toronto slaughterhouse that kills 1,600 cows a week
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A new slaughterhouse has just opened up in downtown Toronto, and residents, officials and animal advocates are not happy about it.
The new TruHarvest meat plant began operations on Monday, with plans to kill 1,600 cows and calves daily on Glen Scarlett Road near Weston Rd. and St. Clair Ave.
The factory sits right behind the busy Stockyards District shops in a building once occupied by Ryding-Regency Meat Packers, which famously had its license suspended due to non-compliances related to control measures and knowingly deceiving regulatory authorities amid E.Coli outbreaks.