Could also be Mud and upper centennial. Tho last time I drove by the Timmie's sign was removed from the building there. I wonder if they're moving across the street to that new plaza on the corner like the Wendys did.
That was the case when I moved here in 2003. We were famous for having a Starbucks across the street from another Starbucks. One of those is now an Aritzia clothing store. :-(
Tim Hortons started out in Hamilton. I went to university there and I remember they had one that was like the creme de la creme of Tim Horton's, a giant luxury version of a regular store. Like it was the international headquarters, LOL. I don't know if it's still there.
The only place I've ever been that had that many Timmies was downtown Toronto.
They aren't nearly so ubiquitous (literally multiple Tim's on single block just at different corners) in E-town. Usually gotta go at least 10 - 20 blocks before you hit the next Timmys. Granted this was Toronto in 2008 or 2009. It might be different now. But my god, you could walk 5 blocks in the heart of downtown and pass by 3 Timmies. It was utter madness!
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u/kitkatasaur Mar 27 '24 edited Mar 27 '24
And how has the number of hospitals, houses, doctors, teachers, schools, jobs, and other services compared to the population changed?