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#26',this.href); return false;">##26 Post #26 by Budgetman » Wed May 07, 2014 2:35 pm

[quote="Captain Steubings"][b]Tim Hortons raises its prices: [/b]

Update: “These new prices still reflect our competitive pricing within the marketplace and our commitment to value. We remain dedicated to bringing you the best products at the best value. Thank you for your loyalty and understanding.” – Olga Petrycki, Senior Manager, Public Affairs, Tim Hortons


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there is no competition in Timmins.
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#27',this.href); return false;">##27 Post #27 by DenBen » Wed May 07, 2014 3:25 pm

Competition or not, prices are raised everywhere.
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#28',this.href); return false;">##28 Post #28 by Budgetman » Wed May 07, 2014 3:28 pm

yup but in other threads competition should lower prices lol
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#29',this.href); return false;">##29 Post #29 by JohnW » Wed May 07, 2014 3:38 pm

[quote="Captain Steubings"]they just had one



See [url=http://www.talktimmins.com/showthread.php?14764-TIM-HORTONS-tT-official-thread&p=156658&viewfull=1#post156658]#8[/url][/quote]

Coffee was not included though. they need to raise that as well.
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#30',this.href); return false;">##30 Post #30 by Riskynet » Sun May 18, 2014 1:10 pm

[b]Tim Hortons travels back to 1964[/b]





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#31',this.href); return false;">##31 Post #31 by Budgetman » Sun May 18, 2014 1:26 pm

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#32',this.href); return false;">##32 Post #32 by Riskynet » Thu May 22, 2014 7:43 am

[b]Man finds moose calf, takes it to Tim Hortons[/b]





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It's the kind of story as Canadian as maple syrup - a northern Ontario man found a two-day-old baby moose on the side of the highway, picked it up and took it to Tim Hortons.



"She still had the umbilical cord and was still wet when I found her," Stephan Michel Desgroseillers of Copper Cliff, Ont., told Shirley Erkila, who posted a video of her petting the calf outside the coffee shop near Sudbury, Ont., on Monday.



"The wolves would have got to her," Desgroseillers said.



In a posting on the radio station Q92 Rocks Facebook page, Desgroseillers said he was the one who picked up the small calf and took it to the Wild at Heart Animal Shelter in Lively, Ont., but not before having to keep it for the night.



On his own Facebook page, he said the moose calf was "the sweetest thing ever except for the crying."



The male calf is now being cared for by staff at the shelter, where a trio of nursemaids are taking turns tending to their new resident.



They have named it Oliver.



"Only three people can be with him right now because he needs to bond," said Adeline Charpin, an intern at the wildlife rehabilitation facility in Lively. "We're doing all we can."



That includes sleeping with the animal, who was just two days old when he arrived at the centre on Monday and requires round-the-clock attention.



"We need to stay with him and feed him every two hours," said Charpin, one of the surrogates. "If nobody's with him, he just cries."



Desgroseillers said friends Sylvain and Michelle Morrissette first noticed the newborn while quadding on Sunday afternoon near Dowling, Ont.



"They saw this little moose climbing out of the ditch and into traffic on Highway 144," he said. "He was still wet from being born and still had his umbilical cord."



Desgroseillers and his friends made several attempts to guide the orphan back into the woods so it could be retrieved by his mother, but each time "he would come back out and try to climb on the highway again."



Erkila said it was a thrill to meet the animal outside the Tim Hortons.



"What more Canadian experience can you have?" she said.





[url=http://www.kapuskasingtimes.com/2014/05/21/man-finds-moose-calf-takes-it-to-tim-hortons]Man finds moose calf, takes it to Timmies | Kapuskasing Times[/url]
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#33',this.href); return false;">##33 Post #33 by JohnW » Thu May 22, 2014 10:14 am

[quote]"If nobody's with him, he just cries."[/quote] [sad
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#34',this.href); return false;">##34 Post #34 by Captain Steubings » Sun Jun 08, 2014 5:29 pm

[b]Prepare yourself for a bunch of Strawberry glaze products[/b]



June is primed for strawberry picking and Tim Hortons will be taking full advantage of this. The “Strawberry Glazed Timbit” went on sale in the United States last month and Canadians will soon see a bunch of strawberry goodness hitting the baking shelf over the next few days (we are hearing June 9th)… think donuts, Timbits, drinks…



[url=http://insidetimmies.com/2014/06/02/prepare-yourself-for-a-bunch-of-strawberry-glaze-products-at-tim-hortons/]Prepare yourself for a bunch of Strawberry glaze products at Tim Hortons | Inside Timmies[/url]
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#35',this.href); return false;">##35 Post #35 by JohnW » Sun Jun 08, 2014 5:48 pm

Yippee.
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#36',this.href); return false;">##36 Post #36 by Loco101 » Sun Jun 08, 2014 5:50 pm

Bring back the TimTarts!!!
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#37',this.href); return false;">##37 Post #37 by JohnW » Sun Jun 08, 2014 6:04 pm

Bring back Country Style !!
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#38',this.href); return false;">##38 Post #38 by DenBen » Sun Jun 08, 2014 6:33 pm

Saw the Strawberry (Shortcake) muffins today. I think that is what they were... [think
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#39',this.href); return false;">##39 Post #39 by DenBen » Sun Jun 08, 2014 6:34 pm

[quote="JohnW"]Bring back Country Style !![/quote]

Meh....the only thing good there is the coffee. Miles ahead of Timmy Ho's.
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#40',this.href); return false;">##40 Post #40 by JohnW » Sun Jun 08, 2014 6:38 pm

The only thing better at that coffee shop was the coffee? Well, screw them then.
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#41',this.href); return false;">##41 Post #41 by DenBen » Sun Jun 08, 2014 6:52 pm

Don't you only make your own?
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#42',this.href); return false;">##42 Post #42 by JohnW » Sun Jun 08, 2014 7:19 pm

Yes.
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#43',this.href); return false;">##43 Post #43 by Loco101 » Sun Jun 08, 2014 7:34 pm

I miss the Robin's Donuts we had.
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#44',this.href); return false;">##44 Post #44 by DenBen » Sun Jun 08, 2014 8:12 pm

I miss Tim Horton's when it was actually FRESH.
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#45',this.href); return false;">##45 Post #45 by Loco101 » Sun Jun 08, 2014 9:51 pm

[quote="DenBen"]I miss Tim Horton's when it was actually FRESH.[/quote]

[yeah
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