A blanket of historic snowfall descended upon Toronto, a relentless storm that crippled the city and brought deliveries to a standstill. Monday morning dawned with roads still buried, a landscape transformed into a challenging obstacle course for anyone attempting to navigate it.
The Toronto Sun’s delivery network, usually a seamless operation, faced unprecedented difficulties. Many streets remained impassable, stubbornly resisting the efforts of plows and leaving drivers stranded or unable to reach their routes.
Despite the daunting conditions, dedicated delivery personnel are working tirelessly, pushing forward as roads become safely accessible. They are committed to reaching every customer, battling through the drifts and prioritizing safety with each mile.
Recognizing the disruption, a digital edition of the newspaper has been made available, offering immediate access to news and information for those unable to receive a physical copy. It’s a temporary bridge, ensuring readers remain connected during this extraordinary event.
The situation demands patience and understanding, a shared acknowledgment of the power of nature and the challenges it presents. Every effort is being made to restore normal service as quickly and safely as possible.
