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A Court Case Reveals Some of Tim Hortons’ Secrets

A Court Case Reveals Some of Tim Hortons’ Secrets
NYT World Saturday 20 June 2026, 10:00 UTC By Ian Austen 1 min read
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A group of Tim Hortons restaurant owners in Quebec, which does not include the owners of this store in Gatineau, claim that the company has cheated them out of millions of dollars.

A group of Tim Hortons restaurant owners in Quebec, which does not include the owners of this store in Gatineau, claim that the company has cheated them out of millions of dollars.
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