@Bluedragon420 -- 300 ... keeps stopping freezing
I recommend that you contact Shaw Support, and get the Agent to remotely logon to your cable-modem, to view the "signal quality" reaching your modem, because poor signal-strength can cause the symptoms you are experiencing. Obviously, doing this online is much better than scheduling a Shaw technician to make a site-visit, in 3 to 5 days, to make the same measurement.
I think that the "static" is within Shaw's coaxial-cables that make up Shaw's infrastructure (from the telephone-pole nearest to your home to the Shaw "central office" in your city/town, or on Shaw's "backbone", e.g., one fiber-optic cable between, say, Calgary and Edmonton.
I don't think that the type of static (that you hear when listening to AM/FM radio, or when talking from one mobile-phone to another mobile-phone) is the type of static that Shaw has reported that they are experiencing.
Be fearful of that developing network of "low-orbit" communication satellites that is being deployed, world-wide, much to the chagrin of astronomers. Ponder whether those satellites include "spy-cameras" above your home. Outdoors, wear your foil-hat. Sunscreen any exposed skin. Never leave your home -- use Doordash for your food-delivery.
