@meribillimenumeow: For 17 years, Sikh volunteers in Canada have dedicated their Sundays to feeding hundreds of homeless and vulnerable people, only to be hit with a $600 fine by Toronto authorities. Volunteers associated with Seva Kitchen Canada travel from Mississauga to downtown Toronto every Sunday, preparing fresh meals from as early as 3am before distributing food to over 350 people, regardless of their religion, race or background. Their work is inspired by SEVA, the Sikh principle of selfless service, helping humanity without expecting anything in return. However, during the Canadian Thanksgiving weekend, city enforcement officers issued fines over alleged park permit violation which many locals have hit out saying the fine should be revoked. Despite nearly two decades of charitable work, the volunteers now find themselves facing financial penalties.