Scotiabank also has machines like these, but usually limited to one max per branch. It dispenses all denominations except $10s. This is likely the case nationwide. I wonder if this is due to the $10 bill's low demand, or due to the vast majority of Scotiabank branches across Canada having already discontinued ordering $10 bills?
I heard from a co-worker that TD has these types of machines, and while all five denominations are an option, if you specify any number of $10s, you'll end up getting two $5 bills for each instance of $10 you request - at least this is the case in Newfoundland, where I live.
BMO has these types of machines, but are restricted to the three core denominations ($5, $20 and $50). Again, this is nationwide.
As for the "$100s not being an option" comment, why is this? Is this because of criminal activity which the existence of $100 bills likely leads to?