IM SORRY YOU GUYS I NOW KNOW THEY ARE WASPS I PROMISE I'LL DO BETTER NEXT TIME

Im not at home so I can't make my regular matcha latte. Found a Tim's in YQR before my flight home. Its definitely not as high quality as they claim, but its not bad. Would buy again in a pinch. Gotta be unsweetened though, can't stand matcha with sugar

Hey all! Recently got hired at Tims and was asked to watch 64 of their training videos, and though I was making good progress the first two days I ended up being hospitalized and didn’t work on them for a few days. I still have 56 to watch and I was asked to be done them on the 12th - is it possible to complete them in the next three and a half days or should I explain my situation to the hiring manager? I know hospitalization is a valid reason to have delays but I don’t want to ask for an extension for something this early on since I don’t want to seem unprofessional.

Any advice appreciated! Thanks in advance.

I can’t manage to find good food from Tim Hortons anymore. My go‑to was the honey cruller, the habanero crispy chicken wrap and a peach drink. The only thing that’s still consistent is the peach bottled drink. Everything else is always made with non‑fresh ingredients.

It’s been months since I’ve had a fresh honey cruller🥲. I’ve been going to Tim Hortons in the morning around 5–6 AM, when they’re supposed to bake a fresh batch and I still haven’t gotten a fresh honey cruller. And don’t get me started on the rice in the habanero wrap. Something happened that I’m not aware of? A couple months ago it wasn’t like that 😭😭😭

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It would be great if someone who works with Tim Hortons can confirm

Not sure where this narrative comes from. And it’s obviously because people are conflating things.

Yes, 3G Capital is a Brazilian investment firm and the largest single shareholder of Tim Hortons parent company. But the parent company is headquartered in Canada, pays Canadian taxes and is regulated under Canadian business law.

In fact, the VAST majority of Tim Hortons total locations are in Canada. And without Canadian dollars and workers, there would be no Tim Hortons. 100,000 people work for the company, and 65% of its total stores are Canadian.

And on the ownership thing everyone talks about. Here’s from a CBC article:

“Today, Canadian banks such as Toronto Dominion, Bank of Montreal, National Bank and Royal Bank, as well as Canadian institutional investors such as the CPP Investment Board, cumulatively hold a stake comparable to 3G, according to Michael Oliveira, the director of communications for Tim Hortons. “We understand how this 'Brazilian-owned' narrative evolved over time but it's simply not accurate,” he said in an email.

Worth noting also that 3G’s voting share has actually declined from when they orchestrated the merger (47% down to 25% ish today)

More from the article above:

“The company owns five distribution centres in Canada and uses third-party partners for four others in the country, and operates a manufacturing plant in Oakville, Ont., which produces fondants, icings and fills.”

So let’s not kid ourselves. Say what you want about quality and taste, but the Tim Hortons continues a lot to the workforce and economy in Canada.

And if you ask me, yes, it’s a Canadian company. I mean it literally is

I just stopped by my local Tim’s on the way to visit family and they have like families of wasps and when I mentioned to a worker that he kinda gave me a “what do you want me to do about it?” Which I understand but idk man your manager should do something. Should I report this upwards?

Note: I’ve had problems with them not getting my orders on time here and getting awful service, unfortunately rhis is just the most convenient place to get breakfast for work. Reporting upwards had done nothing as the people I reported still work here. Also I would take pictures but the piracy for both me and the people around I have decided not to