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Toyota Canada Named Partner of Canada Games

Supporting green fleet logistics for Canadian amateur athletics, Toyota Canada commits zero-emission vehicle support for upcoming Summer and Winter Games.

Toyota Canada Inc. (TCI) has entered a five-year agreement as the official National Mobility Partner of the Canada Games through 2031. The partnership spans the Quebec City 2027 Winter Games, the Moncton - Saint John 2029 Summer Games, and the 2031 Winter Games. Under the agreement, TCI will supply a multi-event fleet of more than 50 vehicles, heavily featuring zero-emission and electrified models to support operational transit while advancing the Canada Games Council's sustainability targets.

For automotive dealer principals, fleet operational leaders, and event logistics coordinators, the national activation links retail electrification initiatives directly with high-visibility community sports infrastructure.

According to Steve Pilkey, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Toyota Canada, the partnership enables the brand's national dealer network to actively engage local communities while reducing the environmental footprint of host city transportation.

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