“The ATM will be located at 64 Spadina Avenue, in a 5,500-square-foot space that Di Iorio, who is the executive director of the Bitcoin Alliance of Canada, has turned into a Bitcoin-business incubator called Bitcoin Decentral. The ATM was built by an Ottawa-based group called BitAccess (Vancouver has a similar ATM that was made by a different company). It had a soft launch on January 1, and Di Iorio intends to open it to the public this week. The machine is supposed to simplify the often-complex process of buying Bitcoins by turning it into a push-button operation.”
http://www.torontolife.com/informer/toronto-business/2014/01/06/toronto-bitcoin-atm-opens/
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