Speaking of Our Hat, The [Nice] Man is giving Telesat $600CAD over 10 years to subsidize rural broadband in Canadia. If Telesat actually ever pulls the trigger, it will be interesting to see what the actual residential product will be and how much [ostensibly] cheaper it will be than Starlink for Canadians.
Telesat remains optimistic about prospects for LEO constellation - SpaceNews
According to The Googs, ~6M Canadians don't have access to 50/10mbps, and if we quarter that to ~1.5M subscriptions (a fair ratio) that's a pretty sizable customer base. Its also unclear whether that 50/10 population includes current satellite subscribers; if it does that's an even larger potential customer base.
That obviously doesn't factor out those who can't afford service, but if Hunky Justin is making it rain $600M worth of bad bad socialism on rural Canada, one could imagine a heavily progressive subsidy to ensure every last Canuk has access to the internet via a Candian owned and operated satellite company. And if MDA wins the satellite contract, also via satellites designed and built by Canadians.
The real point in all this is that, while Starlink seems like it will have full monty authority to operate in the Great White, it seems plausible if not likely that they will be undercut by Telesat.