The Netherlands. There's some regulatory capture here, too, but uncapped fibre Internet and mobile plans are all reasonably-priced compared to Canada. (ok that's not saying much!)
On another note, fibre is head and shoulders better than cable for latency. I can type on my computer in OVH Montreal and it feels like it's under my desk!
In the Netherlands it's a kind of strange situation. All the infrastructure is owned by KPN. They are also one of the biggest internet providers but they must allow others on their network.
He is right tho. It really hampers the economy. Another example: real estate. Canada's economy is mostly real estate and again, cartels emerge.