You are a Canadian citizen wishing to access Canadian websites as if you're at home.
You are an Internet entrepreneur wanting to review your marketing campaigns in Canada.
You are learning English or French and desire to surf the Internet as if you are located in Canada.
You are a Canadian traveler and your bank only allows online access from within Canada.
NEGATIVE: They are often ad supported, so you'll encounter a lot of popups; They may not be compatible with certain protocols, such as video or SSL; Relay of your personal/private information is usually not secure, so you should not enter any passwords or financial info; They are easily broken (meaning your IP may be exposed via popups, etc) ; Web proxies for Canada are rather difficult to find.
To give it a try, do a Google search for "Canada web proxy". As mentioned above, they're a little difficult to find for Canada.
If you need a reliable Internet connection through an IP address in Canada, you're probably going to end up spending at least a little money. While there are some free options, mentioned above, subscribing to a fee-based service will give you an incredibly more convenient and secure means of accomplishing your objective.
As with the previous options, a paid proxy will also route your web requests through a server in Canada (that's the only practical way to appear that you're surfing with a Canadian IP address). However, the few advantages mentioned below make the process a lot more logical for most purposes.
VPN, which means "Virtual Private Network", is a secure method of connecting to a remote network, such as logging into an office server from your home. If the VPN is setup to do so, it can also act as a relay for web requests (not unlike a proxy), and be your virtual IP address in Canada. There are some distinct advantages that a VPN has over a proxy, most notably the ability to relay data for most Internet applications without special configuration.
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