Sorry they charge so much to ship to Canada. If you want a comparable router you will have to spend a lot more than $100.00. Unfortunately you sometimes to weigh the options and make a decision.
I had to something similar on Monday. I live in the country and have about 4 acres I have to cut. I bought a Sears Craftsman Lawn Tractor about 4.5 years back. It has a 22 HP Kohler engine. The mower has worked pretty good but it gets stuck a lot if there is the least bit of moisture on the ground. The blades are propriety to the Sears Pro. The blades are held on with a bail similar to a case latch. The mount is aluminum and there are two small C pins that the latch pivots on. The pins have come out a couple of times and the blade goes flying off. The tractor part is still like brand new but the deck is chewed up. The deck is too expensive to replace. So I need to buy two of the blade bails at $75.00 ($150.00) and need two new blades that are about $80.00 plus the aggrevation of getting stuck and having to walk back to the house to get comealong, rope, chain and walk back and move the tractor about 10 feet to get traction again. Then take the comealong, rope, chain back to the house. The battery has to be charged every time I use it because it is time for replacement $100.00. Plus Sears may go out of business any time leaving me high and dry about the special parts. So I bit the bullet and bought a $3200.00 Zero Turn Zoro mower. It had a welded steel deck and not a stamped one like the big box stores all have. The new mower had a 3 year warranty on the engine and the mower itself. The dealer I bought it from also does the service in their own service department and has most of the parts in stock.
So I could have bandaid'd the old one for another season or so and bought $300.00 worth of parts which is about %10 the price of the new one and I would still have had a mower I hate.
I will try to sell the Craftsman for a few hundred dollars to try to recoup some of my outlay but the tractor style mower is not as popular as when I bought it.
I cut the 4 acres with the new one in record time and it was the best mowing jog my acreage has ever got. The Sears was always uneven and just a jarrring ride that did not make me want to climb on board. It did take some getting used to the zero turn but I think I did the right thing for me.
So you can patch your old router or replace it. Either way you will have to spend some money if you want a big router like the Frued FT2000.