Canada IP Address Lookup | Locate Canadian IPs
Want to check where a Canadian IP address routes from? Tracing IP addresses across Canada’s massive geographic provinces can be tricky. Our free find my IP lookup tool lets you pinpoint the province, city, and broadband network provider behind any IP in seconds.
Interactive Canada IP Location Finder
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Canada Internet Overview
Canada's internet space is split between a few national telecom giants and regional providers. Because of the huge distances between major Canadian cities like Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and Calgary, routing can vary greatly. Geolocation mapping relies on registry data from ARIN to place IPs in their correct provinces, which is especially important for local tax and regulatory compliance.
Does Your IP Address Change?
Most home broadband and mobile connections in Canada get a dynamic public IP address, so it can change when your router reconnects or your provider reassigns it. Many mobile networks also put customers behind carrier-grade NAT, where one public address is shared. Static addresses are usually a paid business option.
Canada Network Facts
IPv6 Adoption
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Regional Internet Registry
ARIN
IPv6 adoption changes month to month, so we don't quote a fixed number. See Google's per-country IPv6 statistics for the current figure. IP addresses in Canada are allocated by ARIN.
Major ISPs in Canada
- 1Rogers Communications
- 2Bell Canada
- 3Telus
- 4Shaw Communications
- 5Videotron
Top Hosting Providers
- 1OVHcloud Canada
- 2Sherweb
- 3HostPapa
- 4CanSpace Solutions
- 5Webnames.ca
Canada IP Address Space in Numbers
As of 25 September 2026, the regional internet registries list 67.9 million IPv4 addresses (67,856,896) as delegated to 3,997 organisations in Canada: 1.84% of all delegated IPv4 space, the 9th-largest share of any country. Organisations there also hold 1,140 IPv6 blocks and 2,518 autonomous system numbers (ASNs).
IPv4 addresses registered
67.9 million
Share of world IPv4
1.84% (#9)
IPv6 blocks
1,140
AS numbers (ASNs)
2,518
Networks with the most IPv4 addresses in Canada
The five networks with the most IPv4 addresses in Canada hold 25.3% of the 100.2 million addresses that geolocate there, out of 2,077 networks in total.
- AS577 · Bell Canada6.8%
- AS812 · Rogers Communications Canada Inc.5.7%
- AS6327 · Shaw Communications5.3%
- AS852 · TELUS Communications Inc.4.8%
- AS5769 · Videotron Ltee2.7%
Check any network's details with our ASN lookup.
Where those addresses geolocate
Share of Canada's geolocated IPv4 addresses by city.
- Montreal, Quebec31.5%
- Toronto, Ontario19.6%
- Ottawa, Ontario8.1%
- Vancouver, British Columbia3.8%
- Calgary, Alberta3.7%
How to read these numbers
The registry figures count addresses delegated to organisations based in Canada. The network and city figures count the 100.2 millionIPv4 addresses that geolocate there, which is why the two totals differ. Large address blocks usually geolocate to the owner's headquarters or data centres, so a city's share reflects where networks are registered and hosted, not how many people are online there. Some big holders, such as government, university or corporate networks, are not consumer ISPs at all.
Registries, exchanges and privacy rules in Canada
- Country domain
- .ca is run by CIRA (Canadian Internet Registration Authority).
- IP address registry
- ARIN allocates addresses in Canada.
- Main internet exchange points
- TorIX (Toronto), CANIX (Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa and other cities; the old QIX site now redirects here) and VANIX (Vancouver). Networks exchange traffic directly here instead of through distant transit providers.
- Privacy law
- PIPEDA (federal private sector), plus provincial laws such as Quebec’s Law 25. The regulator is the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
Sources: NRO combined RIR delegation statistics, file dated 25 September 2026; DB-IP IP to City Lite and IP to ASN Lite (2026-09) (CC BY 4.0). Network and city shares are IP Dekho's analysis of the DB-IP data (IPv4 only), updated monthly.
IPv6 Transition & Adoption
Next Generation Protocol Deployment
IPv6 adoption in Canada is growing. Major providers like Rogers and Telus have integrated IPv6 across their mobile and fiber networks. Read our guide on proxies vs VPNs to see how they handle different protocols. However, many remote northern communities still rely on older IPv4 setups due to legacy infrastructure.
How to Use the Location Finder
Input the Canadian IP or domain name into the input field above. The search tool will return the province, city, ISP name, ASN, and coordinates. Leaving the box blank will retrieve the details for your own current connection, or you can perform a verify DNS leaks check to test privacy.
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Type any valid IP or site domain in the input above.
Verify Details
Analyze ISP, geolocation state/city, coordinates and timezone records.
Audit Network
Utilize the returned metrics to troubleshoot latency or perform compliance checks.
Benefits of Canada IP Lookup
- Calculate provincial sales taxes (GST/PST/HST) accurately based on user location and learn what a DNS leak is.
- Prevent payment fraud by checking if a buyer's billing address matches their IP province and learning staying anonymous online.
- Check whether traffic routes through Eastern or Western Canada, and where latency builds up, with our traceroute tool.
- Manage provincial boundaries for regional licensing and geo-blocking.
Common Use Cases
Websites serving French content automatically to visitors from Quebec IP ranges.
Online betting sites verifying a player's province to comply with regulations (like iGaming Ontario).
Corporate IT systems monitoring remote worker logins across different provinces.
Public service sites routing citizens to the correct provincial government portal.
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