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Local youth experiencing summer camp with the support of Tim Hortons Camp DayTim Hortons local owner Janna Dutton explains the positive impact of Camp Day and how you can participate on Wednesday, July 17 to support Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.Jul 17
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Business Matters: Tim Hortons parent company boosting presence in ChinaRestaurant Brands International says it’s spending up to $45 million on two deals intended to boost its presence in China. Amandalina Letterio has the details and more in Business Matters on July 2, 2024.CanadaJul 2
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Man who randomly stabbed Mexican tourist at Tim Hortons back living in VancouverThe Vancouver police issued a community safety warning Friday afternoon over a man connected to the random stabbing of a tourist in a Tim Hortons. Troy Charles reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 14
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Police warn of high-risk offender living in VancouverA man who randomly stabbed a Mexican tourist in a Vancouver Tim Hortons two years ago has been released from prison and is living in a halfway house in the city. As Troy Charles reports, police believe he still poses a significant risk of harm to the community.Global News at 11 BCJun 15
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Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign to support Ontario ShoresThe community gathered together for the launch of the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign. These proceeds will go to the Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences.Apr 28
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Tim Hortons customer frustrated over glitchA local woman thought she’d won a Tim Hortons boat — only to be told it was a mistake. She was in the hospital when she read the good news , which turned out to be short-lived.Apr 22
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Tim Hortons faces proposed class action lawsuit over “Roll Up to Win” contest errorIt’s been less than a week since some Tim Hortons customers received an email telling them they won a boat in the company’s Roll Up to Win contest, only to be informed a few hours later the email had been sent in error and it’s left the company facing some potentially hot water. As Sean...CanadaApr 22
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Tim Hortons customers in Calgary burned by popular contestA growing number of Canadians are calling out Tim’s after they were notified they won a pricey prize — only to have the coffee giant say they didn’t. Tomasia DaSilva reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryApr 18
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Tim Hortons’ customers outraged about erroneous prize emailsTim Hortons blames “human error” for emails that made several Roll Up The Rim contestants believe they’d won a free boat. Mark Carcasole reports.Global News at 5:30 TorontoApr 18
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Tim Hortons customers upset over ‘Roll up the Rim’ contest errorTim Hortons is under scrutiny for a Roll up the Rim contest mishap. Several customers received an email that they’d won a boat, only to find out it was a mistake. Kabi Moulitharan explains.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonApr 18
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Tim Hortons mistakenly sends emails to customers claiming they won large prizeA woman from Kelowna is one of many Canadians who says they received an email from Tim Hortons claiming they had won a large value prize. As Troy Charles reports, the company says it was the result of technical errors.Global News at 11 BCApr 18
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Tim Hortons plastic-free lids: How eco-friendly are the alternatives?Tim Hortons is testing out plastic-free fibre lids made from plant-based materials in several stores in the Ottawa area, as well as one store in Gatineau, Que. as it says it’s continuing its journey to sustainable alternatives. Sean Previl reports on this latest trial by Tim Hortons, and if they have plans to change the...CanadaApr 15
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Open drug use in Maple Ridge Tim HortonsThere is shock today over a video that shows open drug use in a Maple Ridge fast food restaurant. As Troy Charles reports, it has prompted increased calls for tougher drug laws – and more treatment options.Global News Hour at 6 BCMar 29
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Saskatoon man devastated by accidental Roll Up To Win $55K boat emailWATCH: A Saskatoon man is one of around 500,000 people left disappointed after an email from Tim Hortons saying they won a boat… only to later be told it wasn’t true. Global’s Nicole Healey has his story.Global News at 5 ReginaApr 22
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Global News Hour at 6 Calgary: April 18Calgary police charge a man in the 2022 death of a toddler. Work to convert Calgary’s historic Barron Building into residential housing has been put on hold due to rising costs. An error with Tim Horton’s Roll Up The Rim contest leaves customers feeling ripped off.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryApr 18
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Consumer Matters: Roll Up the Rim winner outrageThere are a lot of disappointed Tim Hortons customers who thought they had won big on the coffee chain’s Roll Up The Rim promotion. Tim’s blames “human error” – but that’s not much comfort to those who had their hopes raised. Consumer Matters’ Anne Drewa has more on the fallout.Global News Hour at 6 BCApr 18
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Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton: April 18In this Thursday, April 18, 2024 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Carole Anne Devaney and Scott Roberts, Alberta Wildfire begins weekly updates, the province announces a plan to protect consumers from power price swings, and Tim Hortons customers are upset over a ‘Roll up the Rim’ contest error.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonApr 18
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: April 18The failure of Oregon’s progressive drug policy and what B.C. is learning about decriminalization from their failure. A look at the legislation that allows child killer Allan Schoenborn to change his name. And Tim Hortons customers feel double-crossed by the company after receiving emails about Roll Up the Rim prizes, they didn’t win.Global BCApr 18
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Help raise funds for child & youth mental health through the Smile Cookie campaignThe annual Tim Hortons fundraiser for local charities is back! This year, proceeds will go to help child & youth mental health programs at Kingston Health Sciences Centre.Global News Morning KingstonApr 15
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COVID-19 pandemic changes course of Nigerian man’s lifeFor one North Okanagan immigrant, becoming a permanent resident of Canada was never in the plans until COVID-19 struck and he found himself here. But with the support of his family and a childcare centre in Vernon that hired him, his surprise journey has a happy ending. Sydney Morton has his story.HealthMay 10