Yes, both Uber and Lyft are widely available and extremely popular in Canada as of 2026. They operate in almost all major metropolitan areas, including Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, Calgary, and Edmonton. The apps work exactly the same as they do in the United States; you can use your existing account, and the fare will simply be charged in Canadian Dollars (CAD) based on the current exchange rate. In some cities, you may also see specialized options like "Uber Green" for electric vehicles or "Uber Pet." One thing to keep in mind is that in certain provinces, like British Columbia and Quebec, there are specific local regulations that might affect where you can be picked up, particularly at airports. For example, at Toronto Pearson (YYZ) or Vancouver International (YVR), there are clearly marked "Rideshare" pickup zones that are separate from the standard taxi ranks. While Uber is more widespread across the country, Lyft has a strong presence in the largest cities. Using these services is often significantly cheaper than traditional taxis and provides the convenience of upfront pricing and in-app safety features.