5G in Canada is still mainly on the same frequencies as 4G LTE-A, with some limited 600Mhz and 2500Mhz mid-band implementations that are till relatively slow vs potential while being slightly faster than before on occasion. Also that Canadian LTE is among the fastest in the world, the difference between 4G and 5G will not be as significant at first regardless.
Th biggest differences in speeds will only occur after new chunks of spectrum free-up to allow for larger blocks of data, so not until after the 3500Mhz auction in June (likely not implemented until the fall at the earliest). Even then it will still be slower than the potential of 5Ghz Sub-6 let alone the push to faster and wider mmWave 5G.
Right now 200-300Mbs is faster than most 5G implementations and still faster than most LTE too, with the few areas that are faster being cherry-picked locations for testing in big city centres, and that's usually when there are few people on the cell sites. The average 5G dnld speed in the US is still just 30-50Mbs, and has often been seen to be slower slightly than 4G in the vast majority of areas outside of test centre roll-outs in big cities like NYC, LA, SanFrsn, Seattle, Denver, etc.
