See Netcup or Hetzner Cloud. Not Canada, but will meet your other requirements just fine.

If you register the domain with netcup, then you could use their nameservers. If you register it with external provider, then no NS.

Yeah, netcup tend to set aside space for email, but the problem is that in the great majority of cases, it's too much space for email. I mentioned this in passing back in December:

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https://www.netcup.eu/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=2426

go to the cart and put in the coupon code 'go2netcup' to redeem 30€ off.

I happen to have a netcup root VPS ("dedi core") and I published some numbers here and the flags, too. Here is what I found:

Sir Amitz intends to purchase himself a RS 2000 SSD G8 a1 at Netcup.

I just remembered that I have a year of free single-domain webhosting plan from netcup and decided to finally test it. Apparently, "external domains" (those that are not registered b

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Leaving aside the standard NetCup/German providers practices (that aren't necessarily bad, but are not the norm), this seems to be the best value for money reseller as far as I can see. Only thing che

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And just to add, for many use cases, the missing CPU flags on the Netcup RS/VPS lineup will affect performance (AVX and some related flags are missing).

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This said, netcup's Root-Servers are good for many purposes.

Recently i was researching about the netcup rootservers which seems to be pretty good deal but i noticed few things.

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