Tim Cook made his first appearance in Canada today as the head of Apple with an unannounced visit to Toronto this morning.
Just before noon local time, Cook made a surprise visit to the company's retail store at the Eaton Centre shopping mall, reports The Globe and Mail. Cook was pictured alongside young students attending an Apple Field Trip, an in-store initiative that introduces kids to coding, podcasting, and other creative skills.
@tim_cook is at the Toronto Eaton centre Apple store! pic.twitter.com/3rQAKmSChV — Anthony Neal Macri (@AnthonyMacriSEO) January 22, 2018
Cook's stop in Toronto follows a trip to Harlow College near London, England on Friday, in line with Apple's announcement that its Everyone Can Code initiative has recently expanded to 70 colleges and universities across Europe. Last week, Cook also visited Reno, where Apple broke ground on a new data center.
Cook has served as Apple's CEO since August 24, 2011, after the late Steve Jobs resigned from the position for a final time.
Update: After visiting the Eaton Centre Apple Store while in Toronto, Tim Cook attended a Maple Leafs game with hockey analyst and former player Nick Kypreos.
Thanks @MapleLeafs and @RealKyper for an exciting night of hockey! Tough Loss. #GoLeafsGo / Merci aux @MapleLeafs et à @RealKyper pour une soirée de hockey enlevante! Ce n’est que partie remise. #GoLeafsGo pic.twitter.com/tYdqQH1RAo — Tim Cook (@tim_cook) January 23, 2018
Via: iPhone in Canada
![Apple Pulls Keynote, Pages and Numbers From App Store [Update: Back]](https://images.macrumors.com/t/Okb7kitB_gNr6qe5Pex9nQIysD8=/112x112/article-new/2026/01/Apple-Creator-Studio-iWork-suite.jpg)
Top Rated Comments
Build us a darn Apple Store in the east end, Timmy!
Second, why does it matter?
Third, no one said anything about your colour.