Not at the present. The lining they use in the cups makes it difficult to recycle the cups. Considering how much coffee is consumed in those cups, they should change to an all paper variety that would be recyclable. It's up to consumers though to put that kind of pressue on them.
That depends where you live. Some parts of the country have advanced recycling programs that allow you to recycle the cups AND the lids, while most places can only recycle the lids. Check your local recycling centre for specifics of your city.
Tim Hortons cups are accepted in the municipal green-cart composting program in the Halton municipality of Ontario (includes Oakville, Burlington, and Milton). I am not sure how they deal with the polyethylene lining the cup. It could be that the compost is a low grade (B or C) and thus can handle some impurity.
It depends on the area you live in. Due to the plastic liner inside the cup (to prevent the paper cup from breaking) it is not recyclable in many areas.
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Tim Horton's family contains: Tim Horton, his wife Lori Horton, their 4 daughter Kelly, Kim, Tracy and Jeri.
Tim Horton was born on January 12, 1930.
Tim Horton was born on January 12, 1930.
Tim Horton was born Jnuary 12 1930 in Cochrane Onatori Canada
Tim Horton the hockey player died in a car crash and his family and friends started the business Tim Hortons in memory of him
Aaron Oakley Horton Ethel Horton
Tim Horton died on February 21, 1974 at the age of 44.
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Tim Horton's is a famous Doughnut Shop originating in Canada. (Tim Horton was a famous hockey player.) They also sell coffee, sandwiches and bagels.