Tim Hortons raising funds to send underserved kids to camp for a week
Tim Hortons stores across Canada are raising funds to send kids to camp as part of its annual ‘Camp Day’ campaign.
calgary.ctvnews.caHere’s the latest I could verify on Tim Hortons Children’s Ranch, based on recent public updates.
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Health-related incident updates: Alberta Health Services reportedly shuttered the swim pond at Tim Hortons Children’s Ranch in Kananaskis due to elevated fecal bacteria levels in 2025, with advisories or closures surrounding the facility as a precaution. This may affect access to the Ranch’s swimming area temporarily while safety testing and remediation occur.[5][9]
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Camp operations overview: Tim Hortons Foundation Camps continue to operate multiple camps across Canada and the U.S., with programs for youth including outdoor activities and typical camp experiences; the Camps network highlights ongoing fundraising and program delivery across locations. The broader Camp Day initiatives continue to support youth attendance at camps through Tim Hortons’ fundraising model, though specific attendance updates for the Ranch location aren’t always published in every update cycle.[3][4][8]
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Public sources and history: The Tim Hortons Children’s Ranch has a long-standing presence in Kananaskis Country (opened in the 1990s) and offers activities typical of foundation camps, including horseback riding, climbing, rafting, and traditional camp activities; the Ranch is part of a network that includes several camps across North America.[7][8]
If you’d like, I can compile a concise snapshot with dates, closures, and current status from the latest official releases and local health advisories, or search for more recent news updates specific to the Ranch location.
Would you like me to pull the most current statements from Tim Hortons Foundation Camps and Alberta health updates?[8][9][5]