Is Netflix still worth it in Canada?

In Canada, Netflix is usually worth it if you use it regularly, but the price can still make it a “rotate on and off” subscription for many people. Roughly, expect about C$7–C$25/month depending on the plan and whether you’re okay with ads; the best value is usually the ad-supported or standard plan, while premium only makes sense if you specifically want 4K and more simultaneous streams.

Typical Canadian value by plan

• Ad-supported/basic-ad tier: best for solo or light users who mainly want the catalog for the lowest monthly cost.
• Standard: best all-around value for most households if you watch enough each month to justify a mid-range fee.
• Premium: worth it only if you care about 4K, extra screens, or sharing within your household at the highest quality.

Short verdict: keep Netflix if you watch it weekly or share it within your household; cancel or rotate it if you only open it a few times a year or mostly use other services. Pricing and plan details change, so check current Canadian plans and sold/completed equivalents before committing.