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- 1Canadians Are Turning Away From Tim Hortons▼Canadians Are Turning Away From TIM HORTONS—and Retailers Are Taking Notice.
Tim Hortons, the coffee chain long tied to Canadian identity, is reportedly losing customers at home, and other retailers are watching closely. The discussion focuses on why Canadians are drifting away from the brand, and what that shift signals for retail businesses that rely on loyal local followings. Conversations online are drawing significant attention as people debate the reasons behind the decline.
- 2Tim Hortons franchisee's foreign worker reliance sparks wage criticism●Late stage capitalism: if you can't exploit workers with below living wage renumeration, then you get to go to bankruptc
A Tim Hortons franchisee in Eastern Ontario is facing criticism after it was revealed that more than half of its employees were hired through Temporary Foreign Worker programs. Commenters frame the case as an example of 'late stage capitalism', arguing the business relied on underpaying workers and could turn to bankruptcy court to erase debts when the model failed.