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EPISODE · May 23, 2026 · 6 MIN

Tim Hortons and its Restaurant Owners in British Columbia to build or renovate 51 restaurants this year as part of national plan to...

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In this episode of BC Food News, Jennifer English covers the massive investments made by Tim Hortons, one of Canada's most cherished brands, into their restaurants across British Columbia. This year, Tim Hortons and its restaurant owners plan to construct or revamp 51 locations in BC as part of a $400 million national plan. These renovations, estimated at $43 million, aim to enhance the guest dining experience and boost local suppliers and family businesses in communities from Vancouver, Surrey to smaller towns like Merritt and Princeton. The new stores and improved spaces come with better lighting, modern layouts, digital ordering, improved mobile pickups, upgraded kitchen equipment, and more. These upgrades are contributing to the local economy by creating jobs for various tradespeople. Jennifer English also highlighted Tim Hortons' cultural significance in Canada, symbolizing a quintessential Canadian experience, from its founding in 1964 to now operating nearly 4,000 locations nationwide. [email protected] data

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