I think the problem is that the Canadian wireless market is so messed up. While there are nominally more than two competitors, given that Bell and Telus share

I think the problem is that the Canadian wireless market is so messed up. While there are nominally more than two competitors, given that Bell and Telus share a network it's really just two providers. Plus, countries that have large rural areas to cover tend to have higher wireless prices in general. It's hard for someone like Google to offer the same pricing for Canadian service given the poor market conditions there.