Starlink is estimated to have about 533,000 customers in Canada, and it's unclear what will happen to Ontario residents who already rely on Starlink's internet service.

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Under the terms of the deal, which Ontario signed last November, Starlink was to provide high-speed internet access to 15,000 eligible homes and businesses in more remote communities.

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But, Walter-Range added, it is unlikely Ontario's move will put Starlink's overall business in jeopardy. "The business is unlikely to take a significant hit for now," he said.