Canada Proxies
Canada's strict PIPEDA privacy laws and bilingual French-English requirements create a distinct web ecosystem where retailers, banks, and government portals serve content that differs from their US counterparts. Canadian proxies let you access CAD-denominated pricing, Quebec French-language storefronts, and region-locked media like CBC and Crave without triggering geo-blocks.
Canada vs top markets
Spider provides city-level targeting across all 10 provinces with deep coverage in the Greater Toronto Area, Vancouver, and Montreal, giving you granular access to Canada's most commercially active markets.
Proxy usage in Canada
Bell, Rogers, and Telus dominate the fixed broadband market, with Shaw (now Rogers) and regional players like SaskTel and Videotron in Quebec. Canada ranks among the highest in broadband pricing globally, with CRTC-regulated wholesale access driving competitive reseller ISPs like TekSavvy and Start.ca.
Shopify Store Monitoring
Track product pricing, inventory, and storefront changes across thousands of Canadian Shopify merchants who display CAD-specific pricing and shipping.
Real Estate Market Analysis
Scrape MLS listings from realtor.ca and provincial real estate boards to analyze housing price trends across Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal markets.
Bilingual Content Compliance
Verify French-language compliance on consumer-facing websites required under Quebec's Bill 96 and the Consumer Protection Act.
shopify.com Route through Canada in 3 steps
Set country code
Add "country": "ca" to your API request or proxy URL to route through Canada.
"country": "ca" Smart IP selection
Spider picks the best available Canada IP from residential, ISP, and mobile pools.
Receive data
Get your response routed through a Canada IP with automatic rotation on every request.
{ "status": 200, "ip": "ca-xxx" } Route through Canada
curl -X POST https://api.spider.cloud/crawl \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"url": "https://example.com",
"proxy_enabled": true,
"country": "ca",
"return_format": "json"
}'Proxy types
Residential Proxies
Route through real home internet connections. Residential IPs are assigned by ISPs to homeowners, making them virtually indistinguishable from regular users. Best for accessing sites with strict bot detection.
ISP Proxies
Data-center IPs registered to legitimate internet service providers. Faster than residential with good trust scores. Ideal for large-scale operations where speed matters more than stealth.
Mobile Proxies
Route through real 4G/5G cellular connections. Mobile IPs are shared by thousands of real users on carrier NAT, making them nearly impossible to block. Highest anonymity tier.
Canada proxy questions
How many proxy IPs are available in Canada?
Spider currently has 9,382,181 residential, ISP, and mobile proxy IPs in Canada (CA). The pool is continuously refreshed to maintain high success rates.
What proxy types work best in Canada?
Residential proxies provide the highest trust level in Canada and work for most use cases. ISP proxies are faster and suit high-volume data collection. Mobile proxies are recommended for platforms that aggressively fingerprint connections.
How do I route requests through Canada?
Set "country": "ca" and "proxy_enabled": true in your API request. Spider will automatically select the best available IP in Canada and handle rotation.
Is there a latency difference for Canada proxies?
Latency depends on your server location relative to Canada. Residential proxies in Canada typically average 150-400ms. ISP proxies are faster at 50-150ms. Spider selects the lowest-latency IP available in the target country.
Can I use sticky sessions with Canada proxies?
Yes. Set a session ID in your request to maintain the same Canada IP across multiple requests. Sticky sessions last up to 10 minutes, which is useful for multi-page scraping flows that require IP consistency.
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