Tim Horton

Tim Horton was a Canadian professional ice hockey player and businessman, best known for co-founding the iconic fast-food chain Tim Hortons. As a noted defenseman, he played primarily for the Toronto Maple Leafs and other teams, earning a reputation for his toughness and skill. In 1964, he started the coffee and doughnut shop with teammate Ron Joyce, which grew into a major franchise across Canada and beyond. Horton’s legacy combines athletic excellence and entrepreneurial success, making him a prominent figure in Canadian culture and business.