They installed fibre optic Internet in my neighbourhood a while back, and this is what the cable ducts look like. Also interesting to see how these get installed, with a sort of huge needle/drill on tracks.
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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Thats most likely "future path" from a company called Duraline. There should be a rip cord just like a cat5e cable.
They won't use all runs at once, hence the name future path.
Edit: I just assumed this was in the US, however this is made worldwide.
Canada, but all of what you said sounds right.