Coffee cups: 3 months later, are they being recycled at Tim Hortons and Starbucks? | CBC News
Tim Hortons suspends cup giveaway, won't use refillable containers amid coronavirus concerns - The Globe and Mail
Goodbye Double-Cupping: Tim Hortons Switches To Recyclable Cardboard Sleeves Next Month - Secret Calgary
Tim Hortons aims at a more sustainable future | WMW
Tim Hortons just launched a 100% recyclable 'spill-reducing' lid | Dished
Coffee cups: 3 months later, are they being recycled at Tim Hortons and Starbucks? | CBC News
Petition · Recycle Coffee Cups at All Tim Hortons Restaurants In Ontario! · Change.org
Tim Hortons launches reusable and returnable cup pilot in Vancouver with Return-It as part of mission to reduce single-use waste
Tim Hortons Is Testing New Cups For Hot Drinks In Canada That Are Recyclable & Compostable - Narcity
More than three billion units of Tim Hortons® packaging will be improved over the next year across Canada, including eliminating more than one billion single-use plastics
Tim Hortons previews new packaging and cutlery that will roll out across Canada in 2023 and launches trial of recyclable fibre hot beverage lids in Vancouver
Tim Horton's - CleanRiver
Tim Hortons® to eliminate "double-cupping" in favour of recyclable sleeves - Toronto Times
Tim Hortons cups and lids going grey across Saskatchewan to celebrate the 109th Grey Cup this Sunday, Nov. 20
Tim Hortons, Starbucks recycling claims may be garbage | Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council
Tim Hortons returnable cups: I tried it out and here's how it went | Vancouver Sun
Tim Hortons new lids to increase recycling value but not a "silver bullet"
Tim Hortons launches reusable and returnable cup pilot in Vancouver with Return-It as part of mission to reduce single-use waste
Tim Hortons' Recycling Program In Ottawa Canada – TheCommonsCafe
Tim Hortons unveils its new eco-friendly cup lids and cutlery
Tim Hortons' Recycling Program In Ottawa Canada – TheCommonsCafe
New blue bin system will finally recycle Tim Hortons, Starbucks cups. But Toronto also needs to cut demand
Tim Hortons ends use of 'double cupping' and opts for coffee sleeves | Globalnews.ca
