Tim Hortons Locations in Canada

Tim Hortons Locations in Canada Looking for a Tims near you? This page helps you find one fast. There are about 3,900 Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada, so there is a good chance one is close by, whether you are at home, at work or out on the highway.

Use the red button in the finder below to see the stores nearest to you on a map. If you would rather browse, pick your province or one of the popular city links and go from there. Results open in Google Maps or the official store locator, where you can check the address, hours and directions for that exact store.

New restaurants open every year, and a few close or move, so the map tools below always give you today’s picture.

Tim Hortons locations

How to find a Tim Hortons near you

There are four ways to find a store, from fastest to most detailed:

  1. Tap the “Find a Tim Hortons Near Me” button. It opens Google Maps with a Tim Hortons search, and Maps puts the closest stores first based on where you are.
  2. Pick your province. Each province card in the finder opens a map of stores in that part of the country.
  3. Pick your city. The popular city links do the same for places like Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Ottawa.
  4. Use the official store locator. The link at the bottom of this page goes to Tim Hortons’ own locator, the best place to confirm one store’s hours, address and services before you head out.

Tim Hortons locations by province

Canada has ten provinces and three territories, and you will find a Tims in every one of them. The finder above groups stores by province and territory, so you can start wide and narrow down to your city or town. Ontario is where the chain began, back in Hamilton in 1964, and the network grew from there, one community at a time.

Tap a province card above to see its stores on a map, or use a city link if you already know where you are headed. Travelling across the country? Highway service centres are a safe bet on a long drive. The ONroute stops on Highway 401 in Ontario have a Tim Hortons at nearly every stop, which is why so many road trips include a Timmies break, a double-double and a box of Timbits for the car.

The first Tim Hortons

The first Tim Hortons restaurant opened in Hamilton, Ontario, in 1964. It was started by hockey player Tim Horton and his partner Jim Charade. From that one store, the chain spread across Ontario, then across the whole country, and today it is the largest quick-service restaurant chain in Canada. That Hamilton store is a big reason you now find a Tims in just about every town you drive through.

Hours, drive-thru and the app

Hours are set by each restaurant, so there is no single schedule for the whole chain. Many stores open early, between 5 and 7 in the morning, and close between 9 and 11 at night. Some locations stay open around the clock, including a few that serve all night through the drive-thru. A store inside a shopping centre, hospital or campus usually follows the building’s hours instead, which can mean an early close on Sundays and holidays.

Drive-thru service is standard at standalone restaurants, and many stores list separate hours for the dining room and the drive-thru because the two can differ. Stores inside malls, hospitals, campuses, gas stations and office buildings often have no drive-thru at all.

The app works at most locations. You can order ahead and collect Tims Rewards points at most restaurants, though a small counter inside another building may not take mobile orders. Your safest move is always the same: open the store’s own listing and check its hours and services before you go.

FAQs

There are about 3,900 Tim Hortons restaurants in Canada in 2026, and the company itself puts the figure at nearly 4,000. The number keeps moving, since the chain planned 80 new restaurants across Canada in 2026, along with hundreds of renovations to existing stores.

No. Some locations stay open around the clock, and a few serve all night through the drive-thru, but most do not. Hours are set by each restaurant, and many open between 5 and 7 in the morning and close between 9 and 11 at night.

No. A drive-thru is standard at standalone restaurants, but locations inside shopping centres, hospitals, campuses, gas stations and office buildings often have none, and they follow the building’s hours. If the drive-thru matters for your trip, check the store’s listing first.

At most locations, yes. Most restaurants accept mobile orders and Tims Rewards through the app. A few small counters inside other buildings may offer limited app service, so if ordering ahead is the plan, check your store in the app before you leave.

The first Tim Hortons opened in Hamilton, Ontario, in 1964. It was started by hockey player Tim Horton with Jim Charade. The chain grew from that single Hamilton store into the largest quick-service restaurant chain in Canada.

Right on this page. The finder above opens Google Maps, which shows the stores around you on a map. For details straight from the source, use the official locator linked at the bottom of this page, where each store has its own listing.

Most locations are open seven days a week. The catch is the hours, not the days: each store sets its own times, holiday hours can change, and a store inside a mall closes when the building closes. The store’s own listing always has the final word.

None. Every province and territory has Tim Hortons restaurants, from the Atlantic provinces across to British Columbia and up into the northern territories. Use the province cards in the finder above to see the stores in each one.

There is no official city by city count, and we will not guess at one. The lists posted online come from third-party data, and they do not agree with each other. If you need stores in one city, the city links in the finder take you straight there.

Tim Hortons built its name at home first. It started in Hamilton in 1964 and put its growth into Canada, where it now runs about 3,900 restaurants and keeps adding more, including 80 new ones planned for 2026. That home network is where the chain has always put its focus.

Before you go, it helps to know what you want to order. Our Tim Hortons Nutrition Facts table covers every item on the menu, the Nutrition Calculator adds up a full meal for you, and the official store locator confirms the address and hours of the store you picked.