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Canadians will be able to get Canadian Tire Money with their Tim Hortons orders soon

Here's what you need to know about this Canadian collab! 🇨🇦☕

person holding tim hortons coffee cup beside a baked good bag. right: exterior of canadian tire store

Tim Hortons coffee. Right: Canadian Tire store.

Senior Writer

Soon, you'll be able to get Canadian Tire Money when you order at Tims.

That's because Canadian Tire and Tim Hortons are teaming up in what might be the most Canadian collaboration ever.

It was just announced that these classic Canadian brands are connecting their rewards programs.

This means you'll have more ways to get free products and money off purchases at both retailers.

When the collaboration launches in 2026, you will be able to link your Triangle Rewards and Tim Rewards accounts to get new benefits.

You'll earn Canadian Tire Money on eligible Tim Hortons purchases and get exclusive offers through Triangle Rewards and Tims Rewards.

Also, Triangle Mastercard holders who link accounts will get even more opportunities to earn Canadian Tire Money at Tim Hortons locations.

Details about which Tim Hortons menu items will earn you Canadian Tire Money haven't been revealed yet.

Tim Hortons is the fourth Canadian brand to join Triangle Rewards, following Petro-Canada, RBC and WestJet.

Now, here's what you need to know about Triangle Rewards and Tims Rewards if you want to get these joint benefits soon.

Triangle Rewards is Canadian Tire's loyalty program, and it's free to join.

You can collect Canadian Tire Money by showing your Triangle app, Triangle Rewards card, or key fob when checking out at Canadian Tire stores and Sport Chek, Mark’s, Party City, Gas+, Petro-Canada, Pro Hockey Life, Atmosphere, Hockey Experts, and locations.

Every dollar of Canadian Tire Money, which is also called CT Money, equals $1 off purchases.

CT Money can be redeemed in-store at Canadian Tire, Sport Chek, Mark’s, Party City, Pro Hockey Life, Atmosphere, and Hockey Experts.

You can also use CT Money when shopping online with Canadian Tire and other stores.

Tims Rewards, the loyalty program at Tim Hortons, is free to join.

You can earn 10 points for every dollar spent on eligible transactions at Tims locations across the country.

When you have enough points, you can redeem them for free menu items, including brewed coffee or tea, iced coffees, Iced Capps, Timbits, donuts, bagels, soups, breakfast sandwiches, breakfast wraps, and lunch sandwiches.

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    • Senior Writer

      Lisa Belmonte (she/her) is a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. After graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), she joined the Narcity team. Lisa covers news and notices from across the country from a Canada-wide perspective. Her early coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic earned Narcity its first-ever national journalism award nomination.

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