Hyundai Canada launches nonprofit to fight childhood cancer, and other news from across Canada

A Hyundai Santa Fe dedicated to Hope on Wheels. — Hyundai launched the new-to-Canada non-profit Feb. 10 in Toronto. (DAVID KENNEDY/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS CANADA)

March 25, 2025 05:12 PM

TORONTO — Hyundai Canada and its network of 226 dealerships will donate money from sales of new vehicles to support childhood cancer research. That will amount to about $4 million in 2025, the company said.

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