“It’s really about the spirit of being a national park community, and we probably should have never gotten to the place where we were generating waste at the rate we currently are.”īitz said the Town of Banff has done outreach with almost every business affected by the new bylaw. “The goal is to reduce single-use items and really focus on making re-use the norm in our community as part of our zero waste goals,” she said. In addition, businesses and event organizers serving food or drinks must have a written policy to accept reusable cups and containers from customers who are not interested in using throw-away items.Ĭarla Bitz, environmental coordinator with the Town of Banff, said the single-use reduction bylaw is part of the municipality’s aim to divert 70 per cent of landfill waste by 2028, and 100 per cent by 2050. However, businesses can have self-serve stations for disposable single-use items. Under the new rules, a customer must request accessory items like disposable straws, forks, knives, chopsticks, and pre-packaged condiments to receive them. 2022.BANFF – The first phase of a new bylaw regulating single-use items in the national park townsite comes into effect July 1. It was used on their various branding assets and menus until c. Several graphical symbols were also added, like arrows, underlining squiggles, circles, etc. It is meant to mimic the iconic look of the restaurant’s grease pencil writings, used by employees to mark the lids of cups and the pots of coffee. Grease Pencil is a font designed by JOEBOB Graphics in 2018 for Tim Hortons, based on the foundry’s Quintus typeface. It is most notably used for the redesigned logo of the Timbits brand of doughnut holes, as well as being Tim Hortons’ main type for their branding. Sofia is a geometric sans-serif typeface designed by Olivier Gourvat from Mostardesign, created in 2009 and then redesigned in 2012. It is used on their website and mobile app, as well as in-store signage. In 2017, Tim Hortons went through a rebranding, led by London-based design agency Turner Duckworth, with a new logo designed by Geoff Halpin.Īutograph is a script font designed by Rob Clarke in 2021 and commissioned by design agency Kenyon Weston for Tim Hortons, based on their 2017 rebranded logo. It was founded in 1964 by Canadian ice hockey player Tim Horton and businessman Jim Charade. Tim Hortons is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant chain, mainly selling coffee, donuts and sandwiches.

These are the most common typefaces in the database, but there are many more.

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Tim hortons font guidelines