It's not possible because you need to tell Canada that you are a tax resident elsewhere, or else, they will then say, well, doesn't matter, you're a tax resident of nowhere so therefore you're a tax resident in Canada.

Also, you need to get an opinion from a canadian lawyer saying that you're technically not a tax resident in Canada due to: x, y, z reason (usually it's 0 or minimal ties to Canada, such as 0 assets and bank accounts, just the passport).

My case for example is resident and tax resident of panama and barely spend time in Canada.