As a Canadian corporate citizen, Toyota is committed to environmental stewardship and community involvement. As TCI continues to grow, give and be recognized by Canadians as a respected company, partnering with like-minded organizations helps to make things better in the areas of environment, education and safety. In this section you'll find information, images and other resources that explain how Toyota Canada Inc. and its network of Toyota and Lexus Dealers give back to communities nationwide... to make Canada a better place to live, work and play.
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Sep 06, 2017 Toyota Marks 25 Years of Knowledge Sharing with North American Small Business and Non-Profits by Engaging New Sectors
(TORONOT, ON. – Sept. 6, 2017) Canadian Blood Services looked for ways to improve production and distribution processes at their Ontario facility. Ace Metal Crafts in Bensenville, Ill., needed to find a way to reduce their production lead time....
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Aug 28, 2017 Two Canadian Kids Win Global Car Design Contest
Two Canadian youth – both from Vancouver, BC - have been awarded for their innovative designs at the Toyota Dream Car Art Contest global awards ceremony in Japan. Their artwork was selected from amongst...
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Jul 18, 2017 Toyota Contributes to Fire Relief Efforts in British Columbia
(TORONTO, ONTARIO – July 17, 2017) As fast moving fires in British Columbia are forcing thousands of people from their homes, Toyota Canada Inc. (TCI) and Toyota Financial Services (TFS) are contributing $50,000 to help the Canadian Red Cross with their...
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Jun 15, 2017 Finding a Match in an Unexpected Place: Toyota Canada and its Dealers Announce Continued Support for Canadian Blood Services and the Héma-Québec Foundation
(TORONTO, ON. – June 15, 2017) For Toyota, Canadian Blood Services and the Héma-Québec Foundation – three organizations with vastly different products and services but a similar dedication to quality, efficiency and improving the lives of Canadians - an...
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May 12, 2017 Toyota Contributes to Flood Relief Efforts
TORONTO, ONTARIO, (May 12, 2017) – As extensive flooding in several provinces across Canada is forcing thousands of people from their homes, Toyota Canada Inc. (TCI) and Toyota Financial Services (TFS) are contributing $50,000 to help the Canadian Red Cross with their ongoing relief efforts in the affected communities.
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Mar 23, 2017 Nine Canadian youth announced as finalists for 2017 Toyota Dream Car Art Contest
TORONTO, ON., March 23, 2017 – Invite children to think about what “dream cars” should be, let them unleash their imaginations with colourful drawings, and get ready to be inspired. That’s the essence of the Toyota Dream Car Art Contest.
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Mar 06, 2017 kartSTART Presented by Toyota Returns to the Track for 2017 Tour
Participants to experience new Toyota Safety Sense demonstration first hand kartSTART celebrates 7th year with a new stop added to the 2017 nationwide tour TORONTO, ONTARIO (March 6, 2017) – Toyota Canada Inc. (TCI) announced today that, by...
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Oct 03, 2016 Imagining the Vehicles of Our Children’s Wildest Dreams: Toyota Inspires Passion and Creativity with the 2017 Toyota Dream Car Art Contest
TORONTO, ONTARIO, October 3, 2016 – If your child loves art, is inspired by imagination, and has a vision for the future of mobility, Toyota Canada wants to see their wildest ideas.
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Sep 29, 2016 Attention Drivers: Automated Vehicle Technology Not Driverless Yet
Ottawa, September 29th, 2016 /CNW/ - Startling results of a national public opinion survey about automated vehicles revealed that public misperceptions and over-confidence in these technologies may have unintended consequences for driver behaviour. The May 2016 poll was released today by the Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF) in partnership with the Toyota Canada Foundation (TCF). More than 2,600 Canadian drivers responded to the poll that investigated driver knowledge, attitudes, and practices in relation to much anticipated, semi- and fully-automated vehicles.
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Jul 22, 2016 Toyota Canada Foundation Invests in Vancouver’s Future Leaders with $25,000 Donation to Nikkei Place Foundation
VANCOUVER, B.C. July 22, 2016 – The Toyota Canada Foundation is donating $25,000 to Vancouver’s Nikkei Place Foundation to support volunteering and mentorship programs for future leaders.
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