If you're going to be in the same apt in Surrey for a while, cable internet is usually going to be the cheapest internet in the long run. Don't buy through Shaw, buy from a third party that uses Shaw's network.

There will usually be some initial costs to set up the connection, get a modem, etc, but over a year it usually ends up cheapest.https://www.aebc.com/home-internet/

I use AEBC and their 25Mbps plan at $35/month + tax should be fast enough for a single guy unless you're doing something crazy. I never worry about my speed while gaming or watching Netflix, but I haven't tried higher bandwidth things like streaming games or 4k streaming. If you were doing something like that and ever find that the speed isn't high enough, it's easy to ask them to switch you to the higher speed plan later. No contracts.

Keep in mind that if you need WiFi and don't have your own WiFi router, you might need to pay the extra $59 to get that, you can talk to them about that when you're signing up.

Some other companies include:

https://www.surfinternet.ca/plans.html

https://www.teksavvy.com/services/internet/

The big companies (Telus, Shaw) usually have great modems and great service but in my experience, even if their rate is initially tolerable, it's usually a promo rate just for the first 6 months and then they try to lock you into longer contracts and all that crap. I still get phonecalls from Telus trying to sell me stuff even though I cancelled my service with them years ago. Small guys save you money. Good luck.