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Every Canadian wireline ISP, as far as I'm aware, issues routable IPv4 addresses to all customers. Usually dynamic, but the leases are generally very long.

I'm with Start.ca, they're similar to Teksavvy in that they lease Rogers' cable lines. They're not doing CGNAT and I believe the CEO, who's very active on DSLReports, has confirmed they have no plans to start doing it.

Im on teksavy, i have a dynamic ip, although it seems to change rather rarely.

I've never had CGNAT in canada with any isp, but maybe i just got lucky.

I'm in Canada (BC) and have always had a dynamic IP, across ~4 different ISPs in the last several years. I think that's typical, we have a pretty good number of allocated IP addresses per person.

I have a publicly routable dynamic ipv4 but it hasn’t changed in at least a year.