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I don’t know of any made in Canada, and Japan seems to be where the best brands come from. But that said, most models, from the cheap single function ones, to models with headed water, heated drying, moving sprayer, self cleaning and heated seat are usually just a toilet seat unit.
You could easily install them in an apartment, you just connect its plumbing connector in between your existing toilet water line and the toilet tank’s hook up. A little plumbers tape on the threads can help prevent any leaks. Then you just remove the existing toilet seat and slap the bidet seat on. Time to move out? Switch the seats back, clean it and bag it and take it to your next home. Super easy, install videos on YouTube, only tool that you might need is a simple pair of channel lock pliers. That you can probably get for like $12
I would just start searching online for best bidet seats and see what models fit your price range and choose based on what countries you want to support the economy of.
Hope that helps, we love our bidet (Alpha UX Pearl) and love to see people discover them.