You’d be hard-pressed to find a Canadian who doesn’t have a very specific Tim Hortons order. Serving everything from coffee to donuts, breakfast and dinner, Tim Hortons has become a go-to for many across Canada.

This year saw plenty of major celebrities dining in and around Vancouver, including the likes of Jeremy Allen White, Bill Burr, and Ciara Miller. Now, to round out the year, Trisha Paytas was spotted dining at the much-loved Kobe Japanese Steakhouse on Dec. 22.

If you’re trying to figure out what will be open while everything else shuts down on Christmas Day in Edmonton, we’ve got you covered.

With the holidays right around the corner, Tim Hortons is launching a new combo meal across Canada. Until Dec. 30, Canadians will be able to pick up the customizable holiday combo at locations across the country for lunch or dinner.

If you haven’t already noticed, December is just around the corner, and many fast-food chains are taking advantage of the holiday season with festive offerings.

The vibes are high in Toronto right now. That’s certainly not because of the Toronto Maple Leafs, who sit 27th overall in the NHL standings. It’s because of the red-hot Toronto Raptors.

It’s that time of year once again: Tim Hortons is dropping its brand-new holiday lineup, and it’s looking very sweet indeed.

While Tim Hortons has become synonymous with Canada, the chain has outposts across the world, including in the U. S., U.K., and parts of Asia, all with their own drink and food offerings.

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz and forward Steven Lorentz surprised some fans at a Tim Hortons stand. In a partnership with the famous Canadian restaurant chain, Stolarz and Lorentz went undercover to give out hockey cards to fans in the area. Stolarz, who went by “Antonio,” and Lorentz, who went by “Steven,” attempted to hide their identities off the hop, but it didn’t take fans long to figure out who they were.

Customers across Canada have been shocked to find that the prices of their Tim Hortons coffee have jumped up recently. The rising prices of, well, everything, lately, are a reality that the majority of Canadians have come to accept in the tumultuous years since the COVID-19 pandemic upended industries across the globe.

Fresh off of winning their fourth straight Canadian Championship, Vancouver Whitecaps FC is keeping the party going this weekend with a huge Oktoberfest celebration.

Nearly seven years ago, TransLink completed and opened a fifth platform at SkyTrain’s Commercial-Broadway Station, adding an outer platform for the Expo Line’s inbound direction toward downtown Vancouver.

Spooky season is fast-approaching, and to celebrate, Tim Hortons is bringing back its glow-in-the-dark Halloween Timbits bucket.

Toronto Raptors young talent Grady Dick appears to have a new sponsorship deal with a popular Canadian brand. The 21-year-old, who is preparing for his third season with the Raptors, posted a new ad to his Instagram as part of a joint partnership with Tim Hortons.

Tim Hortons is teaming up with another iconic Canadian brand to help customers unlock new benefits in its rewards program.

Believe it or not, Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and to get into the spirit, Tim Hortons will be serving up its own spin on some classic holiday flavours.

One of Toronto’s newest dumpling shops is already getting praise for its low prices and high-quality eats, and there’s a good reason for it.

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