If you're in love with the Galaxy Nexus, but also have an affinity for hockey, maple syrup, and carriers not named Bell, Virgin Mobile, or Telus, then you've been left out in the cold. Don't worry, though. The winter of your discontent is about to come to an end. The Galaxy Nexus will be landing on Canadian carrier WIND on February 3rd. If you opt for the carrier's WINDtab+ program, you can grab the nexus for just $249. Choosing to participate in the regular WINDtab program will bump the price tag up to $499, and those looking to buy the phone outright will need a cool $599.

This isn't the first time the device has been made available in the great white north. The Galaxy Nexus is already available on Bell Mobility and Virgin Mobile. Still, it's great to see Google's latest flagship phone experience some carrier diversity. If you're a bit closer to the equator and still cling to some semblance of carrier choice, though, there are always sign-up pages to tease you.

Source: Reddit, mobilesyrup