McDonald's selling 67¢ hamburgers across Canada this Wednesday
McDonald’s Canada was formed in 1967, and to celebrate their 50th anniversary they’ll be selling their famous burgers for just 67¢ this Wednesday, August 16.
From 11:00 am to 7:00 pm, McDonald’s will be serving up the specially priced burgers at their more than 1,400 locations across Canada.
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“It’s amazing to think that a single BC location that started in 1967 has grown to over 1,400 restaurants across Canada,” said John Betts, President and CEO, McDonald’s Canada. “This is a true testament to what the passion, spirit and support of guests, franchisees and employees can do. Looking ahead, we’re excited about our future and continuing to share special moments, like today, with Canadians from coast to coast.”
Keep in mind however, that the 67¢ hamburgers are limited to three per customer and must be purchased in-restaurant.
Still, when’s the last time you paid for lunch with a loonie and got change?
McDonald’s 67¢ hamburgers
The first-ever McDonald’s restaurant outside the U.S., opened in 1967, located at 7120 No. 3 Road in Richmond, B.C. (CNW Group/McDonald’s Canada)
When: August 16, 11 am to 7 pm
Where: McDonald’s locations across Canada