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Each Tim Hortons electric transport truck is expected to travel up to 100,000 kilometres per year delivering products to Tims restaurants while producing zero tailpipe emissions. The first Volvo VNR Electric Class 8 truck in the Tims fleet is based out of the Tim Hortons distribution centre in Guelph, Ont., and will make deliveries to restaurants across southwestern Ontario, including Toronto. The second...
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Tim Hortons is proud to announce that $625,000 was raised through the sale of Special Olympics Donuts this year, with 100 per cent of proceeds being donated to Special Olympics Canada. The funds raised will support athletes with an intellectual disability and help them access more opportunities to reach their full potential in sport and in life. "We're thrilled to see the ongoing...
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Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada are eliminating the use of more than 90 million single-use plastics a year by introducing wooden and fibre cutlery, starting in early 2023. Plastic lids on Loaded Bowls are also being replaced by fibre lids.A new breakfast and lunch wrapper that will also be introduced early next year features an efficient design that uses 75% less material than...
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Tim Hortons is donating $100,000 to the Canadian Red Cross in support of the Hurricane Fiona in Canada Appeal relief fund, along with over 8,000 pounds of non-perishable items to local food banks. Tim Hortons restaurant owners in Atlantic Canada have also been supporting their communities with donations of necessities including bottled water. They have also donated over $10,000 in coffee...
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Through its sustainability platform Tims For Good, Tim Hortons has been re-evaluating all its packaging and developing new solutions for the short-term and long-term. Select Tim Hortons restaurants are now receiving new white hot beverage lids to provide to guests. By changing the colour of the lids from brown to white, Tim Hortons aims to increase the potential value of these materials to recyclers...
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Tim Hortons Camp Day has now raised over $237 million in its history and has helped send more than 300,000 youth between the ages of 12 to 16 to a multi-year camp-based program at one of seven Tims Camps in Canada and the United States.With the support of 1,500 Tim Hortons restaurant owners, their team members and Tims guests from coast...