Tim Hortons announced last year it was expanding to the U.K. and the Philippines, adding Mexico and Spain to the list this year. According to online postings, Tim Hortons is looking to fill jobs for locations in Glasgow, South Wales and Greater Manchester. — @thunderandfrostSlumping sales at homeRestaurant Brands International (RBI), which also owns Popeyes and Burger King, took over Tim Hortons in 2014. "The market is mature in Canada and the U.S., and so now [Tim Hortons] is looking for non-traditional markets." Lee believes people may eat up Tim Hortons in places like the U.K. because the country has become more Americanized.

Source: CBC News August 10, 2017 09:00 UTC