Canadian Internet refers to the digital connectivity services available across Canada. It includes various types of internet access, such as broadband, fiber-optic, and DSL, provided by numerous service providers. The country has made significant investments in expanding internet infrastructure, especially in rural and remote areas, to ensure more Canadians have access to reliable internet. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) regulates the telecommunications industry, promoting competition and affordability. As of 2023, internet usage in Canada is high, with a majority of households having access to the internet, facilitating communication, education, and business activities across the nation.