Canadian bitcoin exchange Vault of Satoshi is now a fully licensed Money Services Business in its home country.
The ATM Industry Association has published a report on bitcoin and what it means for the world of ATMs.
A web hosting firm may be responsible for allowing a thief to steal $100k in Canadian Bitcoins' customer funds.
In Canada, the current chances of bitcoin businesses obtaining a regular commercial services based bank account are 0%.
Vault of Satoshi announced today that it will stop service to US customers, with no timeline for return.
Robocoin has announced its latest unit will be coming to one of the largest malls in the world.
Bitcoin Expo 2014 is to take place in April and will feature 50+ speakers from across the bitcoin spectrum.
Canadian bitcoin exchange Cointrader blames aggressive government statements for the loss of its banking partner.
Get ready, Canadian bitcoin advocates: you're about to be regulated.
Secure wallet and Chrome browser plug-in KryptoKit is teaming up with BitPay to offer an easy bitcoin shopping solution.
A Quebec-based economic thinktank believes that bitcoin could become a "common currency".
Now, Canadians can use bitcoins to pay their phone, gas and tax bills in bitcoin.
Three Canadian cities are set to have bitcoin ATMs installed, making the country the world's top bitcoin ATM location.
The country only recognizes Canadian bank notes and coins, according to a Department of Finance email statement.
KryptoKit, the browser extension that facilitates simple bitcoin payments and encrypted messaging, has recruited three of bitcoin's biggest names.