Indigenous Tim Hortons owners drive campaign for residential

When the remains of 215 missing children were found on the grounds of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School, a group of Indigenous Tim Hortons owners came up with a fundraising campaign for residential school survivors involving an orange-sprinkled doughnut.

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Indigenous Tim Hortons owners drive campaign for residential school survivors

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Indigenous Tim Hortons owners drive campaign for residential school survivors

Indigenous Tim Hortons owners drive campaign for residential school survivors

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