As mentioned above, since Public Mobile is prepaid there will be no credit check and with that no need to verify a client's address, or even name, for that matter.
You can request a bill through customer service, but it will not be an accepted document to prove your residency (I assume that is what you are trying to do?). How about your hydro bill or a bank statement?
Any post paid plan through 1st and 2nd tier carriers would meet the proof of residency part, but will often be more expensive or come with strings attached...
