Their grift just got exposed...

You thought you were supporting a

Canadian icon. Turns out you're funding

a global corporate machine that doesn't

share your values, won't hire your kids,

and hates Canadian energy.

Let's clear something up right away

here. Tim Hortons is not really Canadian

anymore. Hasn't been in quite some time.

Despite cloaking itself in the Maple

Leaf and Canadian nostalgia, it has not

been Canadian for years. Tims is owned

by Restaurant Brands International, a

massive multinational conglomerate

created when Burger King bought Tim

Hortons in a 12.5 billion deal. That

company is backed heavily by global

investment firms, including Brazilian

private equity giant 3G Capital, which

still holds a major stake. So, this

isn't your local coffee shop anymore.

It's a globalist financial asset. And

like any financial asset, it serves its

shareholders, not communities, and

definitely not Canadian workers, and

certainly not Canadian kids looking for

the first job. But it gets worse because

this isn't just about who owns Tims.

It's about what they do.

>> She just because your boss doesn't like

the fact that an independent journalist

is in here video reporting,

>> that's not up to him. She has the right

to do that.

>> I can call him independent.

>> I'm not going to. No. No, I'm not going

to talk to him. You tell him that she

has all the right to be here.

>> I'm not going to entertain that. You

tell that to Muhammad. I'm sorry if I'm

being crashed with you, but you you

relay that to Muhammad that I'm not even

entertaining that portion of it of this

lady being here.

>> I It doesn't matter. They have all the

rights in the world to do it. This

>> should

We don't have any control on the pest,

right? That if it goes over there right

now,

>> we don't control the tacos. You know,

>> we do we do like have the pest control

over here, but we don't have we don't

have enough control. A few years ago,

Tim Hortons got caught in a political

firestorm over Canadian energy. They

were running ads from Nbridge, a major

Canadian pipeline company, in their

stores. And when fancy environmentalist

activists complained about the ads, Tims

caved just like that. They pulled the

ads after an online pressure campaign,

bending the knee to anti-oil activists

instead of standing by one of Canada's

largest employers. Think about that for

a second. A company built on Canadian

identity turning its back on Canadian

energy workers because foreignfunded

activists on the internet got loud and

snively and whiny. And now these people

have taken it one step further. Tim

Hortons is lobbying Carney for more

foreign workers, more temporary foreign

labor, more pathways for non-Canadians,

while Canadian teenagers right now are

struggling to find their first jobs.

>> So, did you tell your colleague Patty to

take a flying leap when she said that

Tim Hortons should get more temporary

foreign workers after the jobs numbers

came out last week? Like, why aren't

those jobs going to Canadian workers?

And why are you guys cowtowing to Tim

Hortons?

>> Uh so lovely performance as usual

madame. Uh thank you for the question.

Uh we have a letter from many

conservative members who have written to

me and to Minister Haidu and to another

minister of requesting those changes. Uh

in fact pleading that they require those

changes.

>> That's right. in their they were they

were pleading to end the temporary

foreign worker program and replace it

with a standalone program for

>> Absolutely not the case.

>> No, it is and I know for a fact

absolutely not the case. You are not

copied on those letters.

>> Actually, I was I I was and I saw them

and now you're misleading the committee.

Would you like me to read that to you or

would you like to say that that was a

performance too? Look, I get it. Your

colleagues have to cover for you. They

go to the CBC to say they can't talk to

you. You don't talk to your your

colleagues and the ministers about

serious issues like this. That's a

problem. So, I'm going to ask you this.

You were supposed to be here for 2 hours

today. Why are you leaving at the 1 hour

mark? Is it cuz you can't handle basic

questions like this? Like, why aren't

you fighting for Canadian kids jobs?

>> That's that's exactly what we do day in

day out. I fight for them as the

minister. The government is fighting for

them. I say to you,

>> now it's best that you start fighting

with them as well. Let's connect the

dots here.

foreignowned corporate structure,

political cowardice when it comes to

Canadian industry, now actively pushing

policies that sideline Canadian workers.

This is not the Tim Hortons you grew up

with. It's a global brand wearing a

Canadian costume and they think you're

too stupid to notice. For Rebel News,

I'm Sheila Gunreed.

They won't hire Canadian kids. They

won't stand up for Canadian workers.

They won't stand up for Canadian energy.

Why are we still lining up to fund them?

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