Ignore the IP location that the online sites are showing. Geolocation databases are often horribly out of date, especially the sites using the free databases. They are often many months out of date. Having an IP that used to be associated with a different location should have no affect on your speed or services. The other thing is that Telus has no way to force those sites using out of date databases as they're all controlled by third parties. Sites that pay for their database access get updated faster than those relying on the free geoIP databases.
The website you used has an out of date database. Others are showing that IP address associated with Coquitlam. If you go to https://www.iplocation.net/ip-lookup and put your IP in, it brings up a list of the various databases out there. Some say Kelowna, and some say Coquitlam. When I look up your IP in the ARIN database, it's coming up as from PoCo.
Last time my IP changed, the GeoIP databases were showing that my IP was coming up as Halifax when I was in Alberta. My speed and other services were unaffected. It took months before the vast majority of the databases updated.
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