Millennium Motorist Foundation traces its roots to 1983 when its founder, Mr. Sivaloganathan, extended his hands to help new immigrants arriving in Montreal, Quebec.

Mr. Sivaloganathan initially began conducting driving lessons to many south Asian immigrants at a time when obtaining a valid driver’s license was crucial in order to find employment. While spreading his knowledge on the theories of driving in Quebec, Mr. Sivaloganathan also taught his students the importance of integrating within the Canadian society.

Mr. Sivaloganathan, a long time Scarborough Youth Justice Committee Panel Member, an advisory council member for the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship Award and a mentor for Profession to Profession for Immigrants Program by the City of Toronto also received the Certificate of Excellence from the Mayor of Toronto and City Manager.

In February 2013, Mr. Sivaloganathan was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal for his contributions and achievements to the community. Siva received his medal on Feb 06, 2013 at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto during the gala windup of the jubilee year.

Mr. Sivaloganathan had formed a committee and established a Foundation (MMFC) providing information and services to New comers, Youths, Seniors and Motorist with the goal of raising awareness of crime prevention, prevention of disease, elder abuse, the Canadian Justice Systsem and how to minimize unnecessary expenses due to the lack of knowledge.

Many south Asian immigrants seek his advice and consultation on matters involving purchasing vehicles, obtaining insurance policies, dealing with traffic tickets & offenses and accident, injury claims, etc. His personal experience, education, and association with other Enforcement Agencies have increased his desire to help others improve their quality of life.