Canada Regional Newsletter
Please look though our current and past newsletters for the Canada region to keep up to date on latest news.
- March/April 2021
Members have access to Hill+Knowlton monitoring reports
If you are an ATMIA Canada member, you probably know that Hil+Knowlton provides us with services to monitor legislative and other political activities. Each quarter, a report is created that summarizes proposed new laws that may impact the ATM industry – either positively or negatively. What some of you may not be aware of, is that the H+K quarterly report is available to every ATMIA Canada member.
- March/April 2021
Members have access to Hill+Knowlton monitoring reports
If you are an ATMIA Canada member, you probably know that Hil+Knowlton provides us with services to monitor legislative and other political activities. Each quarter, a report is created that summarizes proposed new laws that may impact the ATM industry – either positively or negatively. What some of you may not be aware of, is that the H+K quarterly report is available to every ATMIA Canada member.
- January/February 2021
Excitement is building for the 2021 ATMIA Canada conference!
Although the ATMIA Canada Virtual Conference was a great success, you can now start counting down the days to the in-person event in Vancouver. The Canada conference is now scheduled for May 18-19, 2021, still at the Sheraton Wall Centre.
- December 2020
ATMIA continues to support its members through the pandemic
These are difficult times for the ATM industry and Canadian consumers who rely on it for convenient access to cash. Although there is some improvement, there continues to be uncertainty. Many restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues remain behind closed doors, restricting consumer access to cash – and also restricting access by service personnel. Those locations which are open are seeing reduced foot traffic and fewer transactions. Please know that ATMIA is doing everything it can to help members stay strong and get through to the other side of this pandemic. Thankfully, there is measurable progress.
- November 2020
ATMIA continues to support its members through the pandemic
These are difficult times for the ATM industry and Canadian consumers who rely on it for convenient access to cash. Although there is some improvement, there continues to be uncertainty. Many restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues remain behind closed doors, restricting consumer access to cash – and also restricting access by service personnel. Those locations which are open are seeing reduced foot traffic and fewer transactions. Please know that ATMIA is doing everything it can to help members stay strong and get through to the other side of this pandemic. Thankfully, there is measurable progress.
- September, 2020
Meet the speakers for your 2020 Virtual Canada program
The only event in 2020 that focuses on ATMs in Canada is just 12 days away. On September 22-24, industry leaders and experts from across the spectrum of the ATM industry will join us to present a virtual event that is second to none.
- Join a committee –get more involved in your indust
Join a committee –get more involved in your industry!!
Committee participation is one of the most valuable benefits of your ATMIA membership. Are you involved in one of those committee groups? No? You are missing out on a lot of good opportunities.
- July 2020
Join a committee –get more involved in your industry!!
Committee participation is one of the most valuable benefits of your ATMIA membership. Are you involved in one of those committee groups? No? You are missing out on a lot of good opportunities.
- May/June 2020
COVID-19 pandemic generates unfounded fears of cash
We continue to see the spread of misinformation in the vacuum created by a lack of definitive scientific knowledge about how this deadly new virus behaves and how it can finally be contained. Some reports and agencies are using pseudo-science to spread a negative message about not using cash during the epidemic. in response, many of the central banks (including Bank of Canada) are issuing statements supporting the continued use of cash. It is no more “dirty” than most surfaces in our daily lives, from door knobs to touchscreens, from handrails in trains and buses to tables in restaurants and pubs. Any physical object has surfaces which can potentially become contaminated by germs or even a virus.
Singling out cash makes no sense. Cash is typically not publicly displayed. Cash is usually in a pocket, purse, or cash drawer where it is much less likely to be exposed to respiratory droplets when people sneeze, or cough.
ATMIA Canada reacted quickly to this situation, as we believe it can harm the much-needed economic recovery that will come. Letters were sent to the Finance and Health ministers of each province and federal government, cautioning them to not drive a loss in confidence in cash or it will slow the recovery.
Hill and Knowlton was instrumental in helping ATMIA Canada turn around these letters and ensure that the future discussion around cash is driving a return to consumer confidence – and merchant’s enthusiastic acceptance of cash post COVID-19.
In addition, ATMIA has created a Coronavirus web page that is open to the general public. It includes links to numerous statements on the use of cash during the pandemic and infographics that ATM operators can display to promote cash and ATMs. Links to statements by numerous central banks and government agencies are available as additional references on cash use. And any news item that includes a reference to coronavirus is added to the news feed.
- May/June 2020
COVID-19 pandemic generates unfounded fears of cash
We continue to see the spread of misinformation in the vacuum created by a lack of definitive scientific knowledge about how this deadly new virus behaves and how it can finally be contained. Some reports and agencies are using pseudo-science to spread a negative message about not using cash during the epidemic. in response, many of the central banks (including Bank of Canada) are issuing statements supporting the continued use of cash. - March/April Newsletter
Congratulate the new Canada Board Co-chairs
- January 2020
The Countdown to the ATMIA Canada 2020 Conference marches on!
- November 2019
Hello Canada!!
For those who were not aware of the recent staff changes, David Tente has assumed responsibility for ATMIA Canada as of October 1, 2019 – please allow this note to serve as an introduction. There are many of you who already know him as Executive Director for ATMIA USA.
- September 2019
Curt's farewell and thanks to our members, FICANEX member of the month, upcoming webinar and more... - August 2019
- June 2019
2020 Canada conference announced
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