Tim Hortons

Tim Hortons: But if you re at a drive-thru in northern Alberta, there is a nine-in-10 chance your Timbits are being packaged by a temporary foreign worker, likely from the Philippines, according to The Chronicle Herald and When you walk into a Tim Hortons in downtown Toronto or anywhere in Ontario there is no chance that your double-double is being poured by a temporary foreign worker. He or she might be making $12 per hour. Down the road in the Alberta oilsands, jobs that require little more skill than slinging coffee will pay you $28 to $30 per hour. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.