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Toyota launches Dream Art Contest May 3, 2021 Maryam Farag
Nine kids from Canada were globally recognized for inventing vehicles to ‘make the world a better place’ from the Toyota Dream Art Contest hosted by Toyota.
“Over the years, the Toyota Dream Car Art Contest has evolved from an art competition to an opportunity for children to bring forward their world-changing ideas,” said Larry Hutchinson, President and CEO, Toyota Canada and one of this year’s Canadian judges. “I’m truly impressed by their ideas, from making our planet more sustainable, to fighting virus and bacteria, to making the world more inclusive through physical accessibility.”
The Globe and Mail Published April 20, 2021
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Buick’s revamped 2021 Envision competes in a crowded segment of luxury compact SUVs that includes the Acura RDX, Audi Q5 and Lincoln Corsair – to name a few. But one advantage it has over the competition is the price. Starting at $35,698, it costs less than many competitors yet doesn’t fall short on luxury appointments and features. It’s a marked improvement over the first-generation Envision, and it also costs about $700 less than the 2020 edition despite adding more safety and technology features than ever before.
In the Buick family, the five-seat Envision falls between the smaller Encore and the larger three-row Enclave SUV. The new Envision is lower, wider and significantly more stylish than its frumpy predecessor, boasting a sleek and sophisticated exterior design that’s a marked improvement. The top-end Avenir model adds beautiful design details and comes adorned with plent
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Young Canadians become finalists in global competition by designing vehicles to fight harmful bacteria, make our world more inclusive and prevent global warming
TORONTO, April 19, 2021 /CNW/ - After an incredibly challenging year, many of us are turning to the world s children for a glimpse of a brighter future. Among the children providing us with hope are nine kids from Canada who are being globally recognized for inventing vehicles to make the world a better place.
Toyota Dream Car Art Contest (CNW Group/Toyota Canada Inc.) Over the years, the Toyota Dream Car Art Contest has evolved from an art competition to an opportunity for children to bring forward their world-changing ideas, said Larry Hutchinson, President and CEO of Toyota Canada and one of this year s Canadian judges. I m truly impressed by their ideas – from making our planet more sustainable, to fighting virus and bacteria, to making the world more inclusive through phys
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