National broadcasters
CBC, CTV, Global and Citytv carry Canadian news and drama alongside imported series, with CTV Two adding a second schedule. History, Discovery and HGTV Canada cover factual and home viewing.
Canada channel guide
Canadian channels on Fox IPTV
Canadian viewers tend to mix home-grown networks with a lot of sport, especially hockey. This guide covers the Canadian channels in the Fox IPTV sample and the checks worth doing if your household follows games across several time zones.
Canadian channels at a glance
What this part of the line-up covers
TSN and Sportsnet
The directory lists TSN 1 to 3 and several Sportsnet channels. Regional feeds exist because rights differ across the country, so the game you want may be on a different feed from the one you expect.
Local and 24-hour news
CBC News Network, CTV News, Global News and Toronto’s CP24 give national and city news. If you follow a different city, ask support what is currently available for it.
Channel sample
Sample of Canadian channels
Examples only. Regional sports feeds and French-language channels vary; ask support about anything specific.
Americas
Canada
- CBC News NetworkNews
- CTV NewsNews
- Global NewsNews
- CP24News
- TSN 1Sports
- TSN 2Sports
- TSN 3Sports
- SportsnetSports
- Sportsnet 360Sports
- Sportsnet OneSports
- CTVEntertainment
- Global TVEntertainment
- CBCEntertainment
- City TVEntertainment
- CTV TwoEntertainment
- Cartoon Network CanadaKids
- YTVKids
- Family ChannelKids
- Disney Channel CAKids
- Super ChannelMovies & Series
- Super Channel Heart & HomeMovies & Series
- History CanadaEntertainment
- Discovery CanadaEntertainment
- HGTV CanadaEntertainment
Looking for one channel in particular? Search the full channel directory, check it during the free trial, or ask us before you subscribe.
Before you choose a plan
What to check on your free trial
- Find the TSN or Sportsnet feed that normally carries your team and play it during the trial.
- Check guide times against your province — games are often listed in Eastern time.
- If your household watches in French as well as English, ask support what is currently available before choosing a plan.
- Test a kids’ channel such as YTV or Family Channel on the screen children use.
Watching on your devices
Setup tip for Canadian viewing
Hockey is fast-moving and shows up buffering quickly, so it is a good test. Use Ethernet or a strong Wi-Fi signal for the TV that shows the big games.
Questions about Canadian channels
Good to know
Are regional Sportsnet feeds included?
The sample lists Sportsnet, Sportsnet One and Sportsnet 360. Regional feeds are not all shown, so check the one for your area with support or during the trial.
Are there French-language Canadian channels?
The public sample focuses on English-language channels. Ask support what French-language Canadian channels are currently available.
Can the whole family watch different games?
Yes, if your plan has enough connections. Each screen playing at the same time uses one connection, from one up to five on a standard plan.
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Ready when you are
Try the channels you care about first
The free trial gives you one connection to test Canadian channels on your own screen before choosing a plan.