In the central Alberta community of Sylvan Lake, at least one bovine appears to be happy to hit the streets in exchange for a donut from Tim Hortons — no bull. His name is Magnum, and the sweet-toothed steer has become an increasingly common sight in town. The horned Holstein recently turned heads at the local Tim Hortons drive-thru, trotting up to the menu screen and gently tapping the order button with his nose, before accepting a box of bite-sized donuts — much to the delight of the servers inside. Kelly Landry, who owns the gentle giant, said she uses a horse mantle on Magnum and explained that he really acts like a dog. Kelly said she likes to go to Tim Hortons, so one day she decided to ride Magnum there. After that, the trip became a weekly affair. Needless to say, the pair turn heads whenever they decide to stop in for some coffee and donuts.
