Haven't been in a Tim's for years. Their diabetic-coma-inducing products are the most unhealthy in a hugely unhealthy fast food sector. Have serious public policy issues with that sector and the franchise model in general. 

Given the huge financial burden fast foods impose on Canada's health care system, governments need find a way to tax them differentially - to claw back more of those costs. If the provinces won't do it, Ottawa - which foots half Canada's health care bill - should. The nutritional profile for fast foods is disastrous - e.g. 6800 mg of salt for a pizza likely eaten by two. 

Governments need to re-think their stance on franchising.  Franchisors not only abuse franchisees but unfairly compete with independent small business. They stiff governments on fair share taxation, disadvantage local suppliers, and inhibit economic growth and diversification. They also account for a disproportionate share of temporary foreign workers and pay lower wages than independents.