Canada

North America's Bitcoin Roadshow Offers Free Car as Grand Prize

The campaign will hit dozens of major cities across North America, offering free BTC and prizes along the way.

By Stan HigginsJun 2, 2014

The Montreal Economic Institute has published a research note that concludes bitcoin’s future hinges on its legal status.

Financial crime lawyer Christine Duhaime is planning to write the world’s first law book covering digital currencies.

Browser wallet extension KryptoKit has disappeared from users' browsers and Google's Chrome Web store, leaving bitcoin access uncertain.

By Jon SouthurstMay 20, 2014

This week: the latest bitcoin ATM installations, in China a new brand is born, and the DIY ATM.

By Jon SouthurstMay 19, 2014

Bitcoin Foundation Canda has completed its latest round of elections and is now moving on new initiatives.

A new report from Bank of Canada takes a critical view of how bitcoin adoption could affect global commerce.

By Pete RizzoMay 13, 2014

Canada introduces more ATMs this week as the company that debuted them in the US installs another in Massachusetts.

By Jon SouthurstMay 10, 2014

There's a growing number of ways users in different countries can pay their bills, including taxes, with bitcoin.

By Jon SouthurstMay 7, 2014

The Bank of Canada is not very concerned by the advent of bitcoin and digital currencies in general.

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