REGINA, Sask. — Tim Hortons restaurant owners across Canada will once again welcome veterans and Canadian Armed Forces members into their restaurants on Nov. 11 and offer them a free hot beverage as a gesture of thanks for their service.
On Nov. 11, Canadian veterans and active-duty Canadian Armed Forces members will be eligible to receive a free hot beverage of their choice, in any size, when they present a valid, government-issued Veteran's Service Card or Military Service ID Card, or when they visit a restaurant in uniform.
The offer is available all day at participating Tim Hortons restaurants nationwide and includes hot beverages such as coffee, tea, hot chocolate, specialty coffees, lattes, cappuccinos and more.
"Remembrance Day is a moment for all of us to pause and recognize the courage and sacrifice of the men and women who have served our country," said Axel Schwan, president of Tim Hortons.
"Offering a free hot beverage is a small way for our restaurant owners to say thank you, and we're proud that this tradition brings veterans, Canadian Armed Forces members and our guests together in restaurants across the country."
