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How to get free sweet treats on National Donut Day
Satisfy your sweet tooth and cap off the first week of June by celebrating National Donut Day on June 6. This year, multiple donut shops are offering a freebie or limited-time promotion to mark the food holiday. See how you can get a deal this Friday. Dunkin' Donuts Dunkin' is offering customers a deal and giving away a free donut with the purchase of any drink at locations across the U.S. on Friday. The donut chain is also launching a limited collection with the brand Stoney Clover Lane online, offering delightful pieces such as a donut pouch that resembles a strawberry frosted with sprinkles on one side and a chocolate frosted with sprinkles on the other side, four Dunkin'-inspired patches, two Dunkin' bag charms and more. Krispy Kreme Krispy Kreme is offering customers a free donut of their choice on Friday, with no purchase required. But if one isn't enough, Krispy Kreme is also offering a dozen of their Original Glazed® donuts for just $2 with the purchase of an initial dozen. After National Donut Day, Krispy Kreme will also offer a '14 Days of Original Glazed' promotion starting on June 7 until June 20. Krispy Kreme Rewards members can get a dozen Original Glazed® doughnuts for $9.99. Paris Baguette At Paris Baguette, PB Rewards members can choose from a free sugar mochi donut or a free small twisted donut with any purchase. Those who aren't already a PB Rewards member can also join the bakery cafe chain's loyalty program for free by signing up through the Paris Baguette app. Sheetz Stopping by Sheetz on Friday? Gas up and get a free flavored donut with the purchase of any fountain drink, Sheetz Bros Coffee or bottled drink at one of the chain's convenience stores. Sheetz's National Donut Day deal will run from June 6 through June 10. Customers need to add the promotion from the OFFERZ tab on the Sheetz app and the offer is limited to one per customer and while supplies last. Shipley Do-Nuts Shipley Do-Nuts, which has over 350 shops across 13 states, is celebrating National Donut Day not just this Friday but every Friday in June. "After nearly nine decades of making life delicious, we think donuts deserve more than just one day," Laurie Curtis, Shipley Do-Nuts' Senior Vice President of Marketing, said in a statement. "So, we are making summer even sweeter with a National Donut Month full of freebies." On June 6, Shipley Do-Nuts customers can get a free glazed donut with any purchase, while supplies last. The following Friday, on June 13, Shipley is throwing in an extra donut into every order of a dozen donuts, making it a true baker's dozen of 13 donuts. Customers who don't wish for that many sweet treats can also choose to get a free glazed donut with any purchase. Finally, on Friday, June 20, Shipley will give away a classic Shipley glazed donut with any purchase, and on June 27, Shipley customers can stop in for a glazed donut with any purchase. Tim Hortons Tim Hortons is also celebrating National Donut Day throughout the first week of June with a buy a beverage and get a donut freebie. The offer is available to Tims Rewards members from June 2 until June 8 and loyalty members can choose any classic or specialty donut with the purchase of a drink of any size, except for excluded products.
Yahoo
7 hours ago
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Tims China Registration & Webcast details for Q1 2025 Results Conference Call on June 24, 2025
SHANGHAI, and NEW YORK, June 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TH International Limited ('Tims China' (Nasdaq: THCH)), the exclusive operator of Tim Hortons coffee shops in China, plans to release its first quarter results before market opening on Tuesday June 24, 2025, with a conference call to follow at 8:00 AM EST or 8:00 PM China Standard Time. The conference call will be webcast, and can be accessed on the company website at Participants are kindly encouraged to pre-register for the conference call, by using the link provided below. Pre-registration Link: ABOUT TH INTERNATIONAL LIMITED TH International Limited (Nasdaq: THCH) ('Tims China') is the parent company of the exclusive master franchisees of Tim Hortons coffee shops in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau. Tims China was founded by Cartesian Capital Group and Tim Hortons Restaurants International, a subsidiary of Restaurant Brands International (TSX: QSR) (NYSE: QSR). The company's philosophy is rooted in world-class execution and data-driven decision making and centered around true local relevance, continuous innovation, genuine community, and absolute convenience. For more information, please visit Contacts Investor RelationsIR@ or Public Follow @TimHortonsChinaError in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Toronto Star
10 hours ago
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- Toronto Star
Where's the goodwill? Boycott companies withdrawing sponsorship from Pride celebrations
Pride Toronto loses two more corporate sponsors just weeks before festival launch, June 1 Reading about corporate withdrawals or reductions from Pride celebrations is a teachable moment. So much for corporate citizenship. When the cultural winds shifted toward inclusion, many companies like Home Depot, Google, Nissan Canada, and Adidas eagerly waved Pride flags and cut sponsorship cheques. Good PR, better profits. Now, with Trumpism and the CPC emboldening cultural repression, some of these brands are quietly backing away — slashing Pride contributions or dropping out entirely. Tim Hortons, Merck, and Estée Lauder's Abnormal Beauty Company have all reduced their support. Their so-called endorsement was never about values. It was goodwill marketing — virtue-signalling . So be it. Consumers are savvy. We should respond in kind. Boycott the dropouts and the back peddlers. Don't let their cynicism corrupt you. Stay proactive. Acknowledge the good corporations — TD Bank, OLG, Air Canada, Rogers Communications, and Smirnoff — companies that have remained committed to building a tolerant, inclusive community for the LGBT+. Tony D'Andrea, Toronto A made-in-Canada metric for setting targets and measuring progress Mark Carney signals welcome new approach to governing, June 1 Jamie Watt reports favourably that all cabinet ministers are tasked with 'building a set of key metrics for progress to be tracked and reported against.' We urge cabinet ministers to consider reporting on Canada's 'ecological footprint' and the 'biocapacity' of Canada's lands and waters. Ecological footprint measures the demands placed by the economy on the regenerative 'biocapacity' of lands and waters in Canada and abroad. For example, it relates net imports of softwood lumber by the USA to the harvest of Canadian forests equivalent in area of about 350 times the city of Toronto. The ecological footprint was invented in Canada. Annual measurements are produced by our research team at York University. Statistics are published for all countries and their international trade from 1961 to 2024 at out Ecological Footprint Initiative. Our team has also generated accounts for all cities in Ontario, and for the province of Ontario. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In his mandate letter, Prime Minister Mark Carney calls on his ministers to identify 'the key goals and measures of success on which to evaluate the results you will achieve for Canadians.' The opportunity to use a made-in-Canada metric for measuring broad environmental success, including the fight against climate change, should be grasped enthusiastically by all concerned with building a better country and a better world. Eric Miller, director ecological footprint initiative, York University Peter A. Victor, professor emeritus and senior scholar, York University, Toronto Here's a nation building project — upgrade the electrical grid so Quebec can deliver its hydroelectricity to other provinces Canada needs an upgraded east/west high-tension electrical grid to allow Hydro-Québec to send hydroelectricity to the Maritime provinces so their communities can stop relying on dirty coal fired power production. What a great way to boost Canada's climate change initiative! If we can only stop Quebec from sending its cheap, clean hydroelectricity to the U.S. where they don't charge proper royalties! Our federal government needs to amend the Equalization Transfer Program by stating that Quebec will only receive these federal monies once they start exporting more hydroelectricity to our Maritime provinces. There are times where British Columbia's water reservoirs are too low to operate their hydroelectricity plants and this province will also benefit from an upgraded east/west electrical grid. Having Quebec deliver its hydroelectricity to other provinces must be a priority of the Carney government. Jim McEwen, Bowmanville Carney is just what Canada needs It's so refreshing to read and hear the positive things that Prime Minister Mark Carney is behind i.e. meeting the premiers to fast-track nation building projects and eliminate interprovincial trade barriers to strengthen our economy under attack by U.S. President Donald Trump, meeting with energy executives in Calgary and more as the loss grows. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Carney is just what Canada needed to move us along this positive road bringing the provinces together to put our resources together in a manner that will continue this new positive Canadian growth movement and protection against the Trump's efforts the mess up Canada. Chris Andrews, Vaughan, ON The gun didn't walk, the state got caught Judge tosses seized gun over racial profiling of Black driver, cites 'systemic' problem inside Peel police, June 1 A Peel cop stopped a Black man, cuffed him, and tore apart his Jeep. No threat, no warrant — just bias. The court tossed the rifle — not to 'let him off,' but because the cops broke the law first. Superior Court Justice Renu Mandhane upheld the Charter. That's her job. If the state violates your rights, nothing they find counts. Period. This wasn't policing. It was profiling. Peel's got a history of it, and this was déjà vu with a badge. Rights aren't optional. If they only apply when convenient, they're not rights at all. Bryan Moir, Maple, ON Let's not hire more traffic agents. Do this instead The traffic jam solution is clear. Hire more agents, June 2 letters Mike Faye suggested hiring more traffic agents to relieve Toronto's traffic congestion. Another, more cost-effective program, was employed by London, Ont., many years ago. Police officers were periodically assigned to problem intersections. When the light changed, they stepped out and gave a traffic ticket to any driver blocking the intersection. The word quickly spread and driver behaviour changed to not entering an intersection until there was a space on the other side. Problem solved, and the fines covered the cost. David Churchill, Guelph, ON Poilievre's future success rests in collaborating with the current government Trudeau was done, Carney was new, but Poilievre made a critical mistake. Here's how the Conservatives set themselves up to fail, May 29 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It seems incumbent upon all Canadians to pull his or her weight when it comes to reasserting our sovereignty. Even Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has a role to play. He could start by having some serious conversations with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and reigning in her somewhat insincere position on a separatism referendum. A positive gesture like this would certainly elevate the popularity of a guy who was unable to secure his own seat. Of course, greater collaboration with the current government wouldn't hurt either. Poilievre's petty comments regarding the throne speech for the sake of showing that he is still in charge were totally in character. There is opportunity for Poilievre, but he needs to see beyond his own ambition and change his stripes. Carol Victor, Burlington
Cision Canada
12 hours ago
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- Cision Canada
Tim Hortons cheers on the Edmonton Oilers during the 2025 Stanley Cup ® Final with celebratory in-app offers after each Oilers win! Français
Tim Hortons is excited to be joining Canadians in cheering for the Edmonton Oilers to bring the Stanley Cup ® home! Starting tomorrow, Tims restaurants in Edmonton will be serving special limited-edition orange hot beverage cups (available only in large size) with the team logo and a "Let's Go Oilers!" message. Across Canada, Tim Hortons guests can celebrate each Oilers win with an exciting digital offer from Tims, starting with an offer for a $1 medium original Iced Capp with a minimum $3 purchase. TORONTO, June 3, 2025 /CNW/ - Tim Hortons is rallying Canadians behind the Edmonton Oilers with limited-time offers every time the team wins during the 2025 Stanley Cup ® Final! Starting tomorrow, Tims restaurants in Edmonton will also be serving special limited-edition orange hot beverage cups (available only in large size) with the team logo and a "Let's Go Oilers!" message. A limited-time offer for a $1 medium original Iced Capp with minimum $3 purchase will become available for Tims ® Rewards members in the Tim Hortons app after the Oilers win their first game. A second win will then get Tims Rewards members an offer for a free 10 pack of assorted Timbits with minimum $3 purchase. More Oilers wins would bring more offers! "No matter who your favourite NHL team is, the Oilers are now Canada's team," said Hope Bagozzi, Chief Marketing Officer for Tim Hortons. "We're excited to join our guests from coast to coast to coast in cheering for the Stanley Cup to return home." The offers are valid at Tim Hortons restaurants in Canada and on Tims Delivery through the Tim Hortons app. Not valid on third-party delivery. See the Tims ® app for full offer terms and conditions. Download the Tim Hortons app or visit to quickly join the Tims ® Rewards loyalty program. As a Tims Rewards member, you can earn points on eligible orders and redeem those points for your favourite Tims treats. Members also get access to great deals and a surprise offer on their birthday! ABOUT TIM HORTONS In 1964, the first Tim Hortons® restaurant in Hamilton, Ontario opened its doors and Canadians have been ordering Tim Hortons iconic Original Blend coffee, Double-Double™ coffees, Donuts and Timbits® in the years since. For more than 60 years, Tim Hortons has captured the hearts and taste buds of Canadians and has become synonymous with serving Canada's favourite coffee. Tim Hortons is Canada's largest restaurant chain operating in the quick service industry with nearly 4,000 restaurants across the country. More than a coffee and bake shop, Tim Hortons is part of the Canadian fabric and guests can enjoy hot and cold specialty beverages – including lattes, cappuccinos and espressos, teas and our famous Iced Capps® – alongside delicious breakfast, sandwiches, wraps, soups and more. Tim Hortons has more than 6,000 restaurants in Canada, the United States and around the world. For more information on Tim Hortons visit
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12 hours ago
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Tim Hortons cheers on the Edmonton Oilers during the 2025 Stanley Cup ® Final with celebratory in-app offers after each Oilers win!
Tim Hortons is excited to be joining Canadians in cheering for the Edmonton Oilers to bring the Stanley Cup ® home! Starting tomorrow, Tims restaurants in Edmonton will be serving special limited-edition orange hot beverage cups (available only in large size) with the team logo and a "Let's Go Oilers!" message. Across Canada, Tim Hortons guests can celebrate each Oilers win with an exciting digital offer from Tims, starting with an offer for a $1 medium original Iced Capp with a minimum $3 purchase. TORONTO, June 3, 2025 /CNW/ - Tim Hortons is rallying Canadians behind the Edmonton Oilers with limited-time offers every time the team wins during the 2025 Stanley Cup® Final! Starting tomorrow, Tims restaurants in Edmonton will also be serving special limited-edition orange hot beverage cups (available only in large size) with the team logo and a "Let's Go Oilers!" message. A limited-time offer for a $1 medium original Iced Capp with minimum $3 purchase will become available for Tims® Rewards members in the Tim Hortons app after the Oilers win their first game. A second win will then get Tims Rewards members an offer for a free 10 pack of assorted Timbits with minimum $3 purchase. More Oilers wins would bring more offers! "No matter who your favourite NHL team is, the Oilers are now Canada's team," said Hope Bagozzi, Chief Marketing Officer for Tim Hortons. "We're excited to join our guests from coast to coast to coast in cheering for the Stanley Cup to return home." The offers are valid at Tim Hortons restaurants in Canada and on Tims Delivery through the Tim Hortons app. Not valid on third-party delivery. See the Tims® app for full offer terms and conditions. Download the Tim Hortons app or visit to quickly join the Tims® Rewards loyalty program. As a Tims Rewards member, you can earn points on eligible orders and redeem those points for your favourite Tims treats. Members also get access to great deals and a surprise offer on their birthday! ABOUT TIM HORTONS In 1964, the first Tim Hortons® restaurant in Hamilton, Ontario opened its doors and Canadians have been ordering Tim Hortons iconic Original Blend coffee, Double-Double™ coffees, Donuts and Timbits® in the years since. For more than 60 years, Tim Hortons has captured the hearts and taste buds of Canadians and has become synonymous with serving Canada's favourite coffee. Tim Hortons is Canada's largest restaurant chain operating in the quick service industry with nearly 4,000 restaurants across the country. More than a coffee and bake shop, Tim Hortons is part of the Canadian fabric and guests can enjoy hot and cold specialty beverages – including lattes, cappuccinos and espressos, teas and our famous Iced Capps® – alongside delicious breakfast, sandwiches, wraps, soups and more. Tim Hortons has more than 6,000 restaurants in Canada, the United States and around the world. For more information on Tim Hortons visit SOURCE Tim Hortons View original content to download multimedia: Sign in to access your portfolio
