Tim Hortons is owned by Restaurant Brands International (RBI), a publicly traded Canadian corporation. RBI has international shareholders, including a significant stake held by 3G Capital-related funds, so majority Canadian beneficial ownership cannot be confirmed. Tim Hortons itself is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario.
Tim Hortons has significant manufacturing and processing in Canada. All Original Blend coffee served at Canadian Tim Hortons restaurants is roasted at its Ancaster, Ontario roastery. Ground and whole-bean retail coffee is roasted and prepared in Ontario, while Tim Hortons K-Cups are roasted and prepared in Quebec. Tim Hortons also operates two manufacturing plants in Canada. Some key ingredients, including raw coffee beans, are imported, so the brand should not be classified broadly as “Product of Canada.”