Tim Hortons

Community leaders come together for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Dunrobin Plaza on Oct. 29, 2025. From left to right: Elias Tayar, Wadah Al-Ghosen, Kelly Clarke, Jim Watson, Eli El-Chantiry, Ratib Okal, Georges Tayar, Alie Mansour. Photo provided by Wadah Al-Ghosen.

Dunrobin Plaza destroyed by tornado in 2018 now rebuilt, with stores set to open in 2026

A much-loved plaza in Dunrobin that was destroyed by a tornado in 2018 is now in the final stages of re-opening. In September 2018, a

Video-surveillance software maker Solink ‘getting it right’ as firm expands Kanata HQ

Insider Only Techopia, Top Stories

Whole Foods Canadian stores are partnering with Too Good To Go to eliminate food waste in Ottawa. Photo provided by Too Good To Go.

Whole Foods, including Ottawa’s Glebe location, partners with food waste app Too Good to Go

Ottawa, Retail, Top Stories

The Lansdowne location of Whole Foods is participating in a new partnership with the popular service Too Good to Go, which aims to reduce food

‘A little wacky’: Tim Hortons to stage theatrical production called ‘The Last Timbit’

Ottawa

“The Last Timbit” is loosely based on a 2010 snowstorm that was so bad, drivers on a highway east of Sarnia, Ont., were forced to

Duelling U.S. sandwich brands Jimmy John’s and Jersey Mike’s to expand in Canada

Canada & World

Inspire Brands announced Wednesday that its Jimmy John’s banner would make its first foray outside the U.S. this year with a restaurant in the Greater

Tim Hortons reveals which three doughnuts will join Dutchie in returning to menu

Canada & World

Canadians who have missed being able to buy blueberry fritters, cinnamon sugar twists and walnut crunch doughnuts at Tim Hortons are in luck.

Members of the UOHI, the UOHI Foundation and the Joyce Family Foundation at an official gift announcement held at the UOHI. From left to right: Dr. Rob Beanlands (deputy director general of the UOHI); Bonnie Bowes, vice-president and chief nursing officer; Elizabeth Roscoe, chair of the Board of Directors of the UOHI Foundation; the Honourable Ed Lumley, trustee of the Joyce Family Foundation and former UOHI Board Member; Paul LaBarge, C.M., former chair of the UOHI Board; Lianne Laing, vice-president of philanthropy at UOHI and president of UOHI Foundation; and, Erika MacPhee, vice-president of Clinical Service & Administration.

Philanthropy in Ottawa: Joyce Family Foundation gives healthy boost to next generation of nurses at heart institute

Ottawa, Giving

The Joyce Family Foundation recently announced a $1.5-million gift to the University of Ottawa Heart Institute Foundation focused on a nursing bursary program.