Tim Horton\u2019s a template for future franchisees By Lynda Powless Editor It was seven years in the making and a new way of doing business\u00a0 had to be created. But Tuesday, Tim Horton\u2019s partners Six Nations Landon Miller and hockey legend Ted Nolan saw their\u00a0 hard work pay off with the official opening here at Six Nations\u00a0 of the largest aboriginal owned and operated Tim Horton\u2019s restaurant and store in a First Nation. \u201cWhat you have done here is in many, many ways a template for what can be done,\u201d Ontario Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation David Zimmer told a crowd outside the Ohsweken Tim Horton’s. Minister Zimmer told the crowd \u201cI want to thank everyone on the Tim Horton’s negotiation team and the owners for conducting this negotiation… <\/p>\n
Tim Horton\u2019s a template for future franchisees By Lynda Powless Editor It was seven years in the making and a new way of doing business\u00a0 had to be created. But Tuesday, Tim Horton\u2019s partners Six Nations Landon Miller and hockey legend Ted Nolan saw their\u00a0 hard work pay off with the official opening here at Six Nations\u00a0 of the largest aboriginal owned and operated Tim Horton\u2019s restaurant and store in a First Nation. \u201cWhat you have done here is in many, many ways a template for what can be done,\u201d Ontario Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation David Zimmer told a crowd outside the Ohsweken Tim Horton’s. Minister Zimmer told the crowd \u201cI want to thank everyone on the Tim Horton’s negotiation team and the owners for conducting this negotiation... <\/p>\n