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South Korea says it has reached a deal with the United States to bring home 300 workers detained in a massive raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia. Presidential chief of staff Kang Hoon-sik says plans are being made to charter a plane to bring the workers home.

Following a raid at a major Hyundai manufacturing site in Georgia, nearly 500 workers have been detained. This comes as part of U.S. President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown. Candice Cole reports on the raid and the response from South Korea – the nation responsible for the popular automotive brand.

Ken Dryden, a Hockey Hall of Fame goalie who became a best-selling author, lawyer, politician and federal cabinet minister, died at the age of 78 on Friday after battling cancer. The results are in after Air Canada’s flight attendants voted on whether to ratify the tentative deal between the airline and the Canadian Union of...

Chicago Blackhawks’ Centre Connor Bedard says he may need a little more work to improve his acting skills, after appearing in several commercials over the past couple of years. The 19-year-old North Vancouver native is heading into his third season with the team and his 2023 first overall draft pick and subsequent rocket to stardom...

South Korea has been left reeling after a week of political drama and turmoil. Director of Hyundai Motor-Korea Foundation Centre for Korean History and Public Policy, Troy Stangarone, joins Miranda Anthistle to break down how the country is trying to right itself.

After an increase in aggression from North Korea, Troy Stangarone from the Hyundai Motor-Korea Foundation Center for Korean History and Public Policy joins Miranda Anthistle with more insight into the situation.

Montana becomes the first state to completely ban the video hosting app Tik Tok. Digital Living Expert Mike Agerbo discusses that, plus he tells us about Hyundai and Kia settling a class action suit over the Kia Challenge. He also gives us his review of Google’s new smartphone, the Pixel 7A.

Sat, May 14: Police are looking for a red, two-door, late-model Hyundai car that is missing its passenger-side mirror after an 84-year-old woman was seriously injured in a hit-and-run in Saint-Michel on Friday.

We’re getting closer to a Jetsons world every day. Ford and Hyundai will soon have virtual assistants in some of their cars to allow drivers to shop behind the wheel. And as Mike Drolet reports, the federal government is concerned but not ready to do anything about it.

The Honda CR-V tops Toronto police’s list of most stolen vehicles in Toronto in 2021, followed by the Lexus RX350, Honda Civic, Land Rover Range Rover, Toyota Highlander, Ford F150, Honda Accord, Toyota Corolla, Toyota Rav4, and Hyundai Elantra.

One moment she was driving safely on a highway with her 14-month-old daughter singing and clapping in the back seat, but without warning Christina Truskoski said she heard what sounded like an explosion. The Sudbury, Ont. mother says the panoramic glass in the 2016 Hyundai rained down around her. Sean O’Shea reports.

After a Global News report on cases of sun-roofs on Hyundai vehicles shattering suddenly, other vehicle owners are coming forward with similar stories. As Sean O’Shea reports, they’re worried about safety and they’re frustrated because they say Hyundai is refusing to replace the glass.

A Kelowna man who owned a Hyundai Ionic got quite the shock when he needed a new battery. The cost before labour was $15,000. After Anne Drewa and Consumer Matters got involved, things changed.

Tue, May 23: Nadia Mainella is in shock after her nearly new Santa Fe broke down in the middle lane of Highway 427. Hyundai originally accepted responsibility, but it then changed its stance and left her without a vehicle to drive. Sean O’Shea reports.

An Alberta man is taking the lead on a class action lawsuit against Hyundai after he says the sunroof on his crossover exploded, injuring his wife. Elaine Van Rootselaar reports.

Toronto Police say they’re looking for a grey Hyundai Genesis after multiple people were struck in a parking lot near McCowan and Ellesmere roads early Saturday morning.

Fans of Ryan Reynolds will be happy with this new Super Bowl ad from Hyundai which takes us to “Ryanville”, a town populated by nothing but the Canadian hunk.

Hyundai and Kia are recalling over 600,000 vehicles due to “fire risk” and are urging drivers to park their cars outdoors and away from buildings until repairs can be done. Hyundai is recalling a variety of vehicle models from 2010-15 while Kia is recalling models from 2010 through 2017.

A Calgary car buyer is warning others after he says he was “forced” to place a $500 deposit at a Hyundai dealership to inquire about buying a vehicle. As Tomasia DaSilva reports, dealership deposits are becoming more common.

Security footage shows a bumbling burglar losing his pants as he breaks into a Florida Hyundai dealership.