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Tim Hortons Price Increases in Ontario

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Tim Hortons Price Increases [pic source]

  • Medium Cof­fee: $1.17 to $1.22
  • Large Cof­fee: $1.31 to $1.38
  • Extra Large Cof­fee: $1.49 to $1.57

Tim Hor­tons Inc. has con­firmed that has increased prices in Ontario as of April 7 as a result of higher over­all oper­at­ing costs at its stores.

The price increase mostly applies to bev­er­ages and cof­fee in par­tic­u­lar, a com­pany spokesper­son said, but cus­tomers have been noti­fied with signs for more than a week.

A medium cof­fee will now cost $1.22 (exclud­ing taxes), up from $1.17 pre­vi­ously. The price of a large cof­fee moves from $1.31 to $1.38, and an extra large from $1.49 to $1.57.

The last price hike for Tim Hor­tons cof­fee was in Feb­ru­ary 2006.

On Fri­day, BMO Cap­i­tal Mar­kets said the increases would boost the cof­fee and donut chain’s same-store sales growth.

[via: National Post]

63 Responses to “Tim Hortons Price Increases in Ontario”

  1. Na

    a small ice cap has gone up too, it’s now $1.98 was never $1.98 before! almost $2 for a small… wow

  2. Natalie

    Unreal.

    Cof­fee maker + travel mug= extra dough

    Take that Timmies!!

  3. Natalie

    I use to work for Tim Hor­tons com­ing out of High School. 5 years later I now own my own com­pany and owe a frac­tion of the skills I obtained through cus­tomer ser­vice at Tim Hor­tons includ­ing PATIENCE with igno­rant, and rude peo­ple to where I am now! Don’t look down on peo­ple to make your­self feel better.

    By the way– the tins of Tim Horton’s cof­fee you buy to make at home aren’t filled with “Tim Hor­tons” cof­fee. It’s all in your head for any­body who believes otherwise.

  4. Cigarettes smokeless

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  5. Atty

    Now now, stop moan­ing over a few pen­nies. Here in the UK, a latte for exam­ple will cost you the equiv­a­lent of $6.90. Thats right $6.90!!!! So rethink this folkes, it’s pennies.

  6. Eric

    Atty, Tim Horton’s does not do the “fancy drink” cof­fees. They sell reg­u­lar, old fash­ioned Coffee-flavoured cof­fee. For those who want lattes, cap­puc­ci­nos, etc — they go to Star­bucks where yes, they will pay about $6.

  7. Matt

    If only Tim Horton’s sold the size of cof­fee as fea­tured in the pic­ture! That would just be awesome!

  8. blurb

    I just got charged $1.98 for a sin­gle cookie by the owner of a Sec­ond Cup in Ottawa. Unbe­liev­able! I can buy a bag of cook­ies next door for $1.98. Need­less to say, she still owns that cookie.

  9. Rob

    I read above Tim’s had not raised their price since 2006?? It did men­tion how they down sized their cup sizes. I have left Tim and gone to McDon­alds bet­ter richer cof­fee, real eggs on their break­fast meal and FREE refills. This is a no brainier for me. At Mc Donald’s a medium cof­fee which dwarfs Tim’s medium and a muf­fin for the price charges for a large coffee?

  10. Johnny

    We can place part on the blame on the Ontario Liberals(Dalton) If cof­fee prices increased as much as Min. Wages has increased in the last 5 years, it would cost you much more than it cur­rently does for your cup of Joe. But don’t worry, the gas in your car is cost­ing you and our planet far more that the cup of Mother Park­ers cof­fee for Tim Horton’s. Do us all a good deed today and stay out of those drive thru lanes or should I say drive thru lames.

  11. Amada Yontz

    Tôi đề cử cho anh CXN bà Bùi Thị Minh Hằng giữ chức thứ trưởng Bộ Giáo Dục Đại Học và Dạy Nghề, phụ trách mảng đào tạo nghề biểu tình.

  12. liam

    im 12 and i love cof­fee thubs up if you started drink­ing cof­fee atna young age

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