In response to this comment by Herbie in another thread…
What is the smallest town in Canada that has a Tim Hortons?
What is the largest town in Canada that doesn’t have a Tim Hortons?
Can’t answer the question, but I know that Nelson BC with a population slightly more 10,000 does not have a Tim Hortons.
I know a small town in Cape Breton that does have a Tim Hortons… but now it’s part of a larger municipality, so I don’t know if it counts for the “smallest town with a Tim Hortons”
Hooterville has one. If you ever want to see a Manchurian Fire Drill, order something there.
You’ll learn to respect how native oral tradition passes down history. By the time your Double double with a sausage biscuit and cruller goes down the line, its a pickled herring roll mop on a maple dip and an ice cap.
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Invermere BC population 2955 has one.
How about the largest town or municipality without one?
This Google Map has all the locations… so just a matter of patience 
Link: http://bit.ly/2AHUmNM
I wonder if we should count those little shops inside gas stations?
Ashcroft, BC, population of 1,558 has a Tim Hortons…