Yes. Starlink is a low-earth orbit satellite constellation that was launched a few years ago. As of late last year, it began offering a polar orbit and service was available north of 60 in Canada. Prior to that, it had been available to households south of 60, and then it became progressively available as more satellites were launched. As of last December, it became available. From the latest numbers I've seen, it offers speeds of upwards of 100 megabits per second.
You buy a dish, set it up in your backyard and you get access to high-speed Internet via low-earth orbit satellite. The difference between this and regular satellite is that these are much closer to earth. They are a thousand kilometres in the sky as opposed to 36,000, so there is low latency. The signal between your dish, the Internet and the satellite is much faster. That has an impact on the applications when you are using the Internet.