Tim Hortons Daily Deals in Canada

Tim Hortons daily deals are not a coupon list. The offers that apply to everyone in Canada are the dated national promotions Tim Hortons announces on its own site and in its own releases, and those are what this page tracks. Every offer below was seen on an official Tim Hortons page, with its dates and terms stated the way the company states them, and anything that has ended comes off the page. Under the public offers sits the standing deal that runs all year: Tims Rewards points on every order, spent on free coffee, donuts and meals at set levels.

Deals checked: Saturday, November 7, 2026

One rule shapes everything on this page. The offers inside the Tim Hortons app are personal to each account, built from what that member orders, and Tim Hortons does not publish them anywhere, so no website can list your app offers, including this one. When a campaign runs through the app, this page reports what the official announcement says, and your own set, with its prices and end dates, sits in the offers tab of your app. The full story of how the program works sits on the Deals & Seasonal hub; this page is the daily list.

Today’s deals at a glance

  • Deals checked: Saturday, November 7, 2026
  • On now: Members Month, extra perks for Tims Rewards members in the app
  • On now: NHL Hockey Cards, final week, the run ends Sunday, November 8, 2026
  • On now: Tims NHL Hockey Challenge, free to play in the app all season
  • Standing deal: 10 Tims Rewards points for every $1, a free coffee at 400 points
  • App offers: personal to your account and never published, check the offers tab in your app
  • Cost to join Tims Rewards: free

On today: the public offers

This is the section that changes. Each offer below names what it is, the dates and terms exactly as the official source states them, and where the source sits, so a reader can check any line in seconds.

Members Month: extra perks for members, in the app

What it is: the official Tim Hortons homepage is running Members Month now. Members multiply their points and get weekly surprise offers, with more perks through the month, and the offers are activated in the app.

Dates and terms: a November member campaign, live today. The homepage states that the perks run all month and that offers are activated in the app; it publishes no multiplier values, no offer list and no end date, because the offers themselves live inside each member’s account. Your set and its dates are in the offers tab of your app, and they will differ from the set on the phone beside you.

Source: Tim Hortons official homepage, timhortons.ca, checked November 4, 2026.

NHL Hockey Cards: the final week of the 2026-27 set

What it is: packs of the 2026-27 Tim Hortons NHL Hockey Cards, a 234 card set produced by Upper Deck, on sale at participating restaurants across Canada. Prize cards in the run include a chance to win a trip to the 2027 Stanley Cup Final and a new Hyundai KONA.

Dates and terms: a pack costs $1.50 with the purchase of a beverage, or $1.99 without a beverage. The official campaign site lists the run from September 28 to November 8, 2026, or while supplies last, so this week is the last chance at this set.

Source: Tim Hortons news release, September 29, 2026, and the official campaign site timshockeycards.ca, checked November 4, 2026.

Tims NHL Hockey Challenge: free in the app, all season

What it is: the hockey game inside the Tim Hortons app. Pick players on game days and play for Tims Rewards points, a prize for keeping a seven day streak alive, and monthly gift card prizes from Canadian Tire, Sport Chek, DoorDash and Tim Hortons.

Dates and terms: the game came back on September 29, 2026 and runs through the hockey season. It costs nothing to play; the full prize list sits at timhortons.ca/tims-nhl-hockey-challenge.

Source: Tim Hortons news release, September 29, 2026.

Standing deal: Tims Rewards points on every order

What it is: the deal that never has an end date. Members earn 10 points for every $1 spent before tax and spend them from a fixed ladder: 300 points buys a donut, a cookie or hash browns; 400 points buys a brewed coffee or steeped tea in any size, which is why the points go furthest on a large cup; the ladder climbs through drinks and baked goods to 1,800 points for loaded bowls, loaded wraps and flatbread pizza.

Dates and terms: running every day. Your card has to be registered before you can redeem, one reward item can be redeemed at a time with a 30 minute wait between redemption orders, and points expire 12 months after the month they were earned.

Source: Tims Rewards program terms, as verified for the Deals & Seasonal hub from the official Help Centre and program pages.

Standing deal: the Birthday Offer

What it is: a birthday treat that lands in a member’s account once a year, activated in the app and used at a participating restaurant on the day.

Dates and terms: two conditions catch people out. Add your birthday to your account at least 7 days before the day, and make at least one eligible purchase in the year before it. Meet both and the offer arrives; miss the 7 day deadline and nothing issues that year.

Source: Tim Hortons Help Centre, “What is a Birthday Offer?”, read November 4, 2026.

Standing deal: Tims Rewards linked with Triangle Rewards

What it is: members who link their Tims Rewards and Triangle Rewards accounts earn CT Money on Tims orders on top of their points: 2% back in CT Money when you scan your Tims Rewards barcode, and up to 5% back in total when you pay with a Triangle credit card by Scan & Pay in the app.

Dates and terms: live since September 2026 and running. A few things sit outside the partnership, including catering orders, Smile Cookies, bottled drinks and merchandise, and the CT Money earned at Timmies spends at Canadian Tire family stores, not at the coffee counter.

Source: the Tims Rewards and Triangle Rewards partnership, as verified for the Deals & Seasonal hub.

This week and coming up

Both Hockey Card Trade Nights of the season are now done: the second and last ran on Thursday, November 5, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m., and the first 10 guests to arrive at each participating location received an exclusive Trade Night hockey card. The card run itself ends on Sunday, November 8, 2026, or while supplies last.

For the rest of November, Members Month keeps the weekly rhythm: a fresh set of surprise offers lands in the app each week, on top of the points multipliers the campaign carries. Activate an offer before you order, and check its end date in the app, because an expired offer does not come back.

One thing is not on this page yet, on purpose. As of November 6, 2026, Tim Hortons has not announced the 2026 holiday menu; the company’s late October word was that the holiday campaign would be revealed very soon. When the official announcement lands, the dates go here and the menu gets its own coverage, the same treatment the Harry Potter menu received in August. Beyond that, the next tentpole on the calendar is Roll Up To Win in late winter: the 2026 edition ran from February 23 to March 22, and Tim Hortons has confirmed the cup roll stays part of future contests. The full annual calendar sits on the Deals & Seasonal hub.

How Tim Hortons Daily Deals in Canada

Public deals and app deals are two different systems, and mixing them up is how bad deal lists happen. A public promotion is announced on timhortons.ca or in a company release, runs on stated dates, and applies to every guest the same way: the hockey cards above are one, and Roll Up To Win is the biggest of the year. This page can list those, because the company publishes them.

App offers are the other system. The set in your offers tab is built from your order history, it refreshes on a weekly cycle, each offer carries its own end date, and it has to be activated before you order. Tim Hortons publishes no part of that set, so when a coupon site prints “this week’s Tim Hortons deals”, it is printing one person’s account, or offers that ended weeks ago. Treat any list like that as a sample, never as your offers.

Points sit underneath both systems as the standing discount: they earn on app orders and counter orders alike, they stack with the public promotions, and the only dates attached to them are the 12 month expiry on each batch. To check what is actually yours today, do three things: open the offers tab in the app and activate what you will use, glance at the homepage banners on timhortons.ca for the national campaign, and check back here for the public list with its dates.

Plan the rest of your run

The Deals & Seasonal hub carries the full rewards ladder, the birthday and Triangle details, and the calendar of the year’s big promotions. The Tim Hortons App page walks through the app itself, offers tab included. For what the items cost before any deal, see the Prices page, and for everything on the board in one place, the Full Menu.

FAQs

Yes, and they live in the app. Breakfast deals arrive as personal offers in the offers tab, built from what you order and refreshed on a weekly cycle, and short breakfast promotions also run in restaurant from time to time. There is no public standing list of breakfast deals, because the app set differs by account, so the offers tab is the only place your current breakfast offers exist in full.

Yes. Donut offers are a regular part of the personal offer mix in the app: discounts and combo offers on donuts rotate through accounts on the weekly cycle, and each one has to be activated before you order. Donuts are covered every day by points as well, since a donut sits on the first level of the rewards ladder at 300 points.

Not as a standing national deal with a published price. Combo offers do land in the app as personal offers, a breakfast sandwich with hash browns and a coffee is a common shape for them, and short combo promotions run in restaurant from time to time. Because the set is personal and the prices vary by account and restaurant, a combo you see listed on a coupon site is one person’s offer; check your own offers tab and the menu board.

Yes. When you redeem points for a reward item, you still earn points on the rest of the order: 10 points for every $1 of the amount you pay, as long as that amount is over $0.10 before tax. The reward item itself is covered by the points, and everything else you pay for earns as usual.

Yes. Tims Rewards is free to join in the app or with a physical card. Members earn 10 points for every $1 spent before tax and spend the points on free drinks, baked goods, breakfast and lunch items at set levels, starting at 300 points. It is the standing deal underneath every offer on this page.

Scan your card or app when you order, choose the item you want from the rewards ladder, and have enough points in your balance to cover it in full. Your card must be registered before you can redeem, points show up within 24 hours of a purchase, and you can redeem one reward item at a time with a 30 minute wait between redemption orders.

A brewed coffee or steeped tea costs 400 points, and the price is the same for every size, so a large or extra large cup is the best use of the points. Espresso drinks and an Iced Capp sit higher on the ladder at 800 points.

Yes. Each batch of points expires 12 months after the month you earned it, and using your account does not push the date back. Check the balance view in the app to see what is close to expiry, and spend the oldest points first.

No. You can redeem one reward item at a time, and there is a 30 minute wait between redemption orders. If you want to spend points on a second item, split it into its own order once the wait has passed.

Yes, at participating Tim Hortons restaurants in Canada. Points are spent from the same fixed ladder across the country, so a reward costs the same number of points in every province. Have your card or app ready to scan when you order.