Country and language guide
Make a Canadian channel shortlist
A useful Canadian shortlist starts with the station you actually watch, not simply its network name. Use this guide to separate daily news, numbered sports feeds and the channels that make up your evening routine.
Names to add to your shortlist
Be precise about stations and sports feeds
CBC, CTV and Global TV sit alongside CBC News Network, CTV News and CP24. For sport, TSN 1, TSN 2 and TSN 3 are separate entries, as are Sportsnet, Sportsnet One and Sportsnet 360. Keep that detail in your request instead of asking for a network family alone. Add choices such as YTV or Family Channel for a shared household, and use the news guide to refine any bulletin requirements.
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
- TeletoonKids
- YTVKids
- Family ChannelKids
- Disney Channel CAKids
- Movie CentralMovies & Series
- Super ChannelMovies & Series
- Super Channel Heart & HomeMovies & Series
- History CanadaEntertainment
- Discovery CanadaEntertainment
- HGTV CanadaEntertainment
More examples are available.
Tell Support which regional station or language you need; the Canadian heading alone does not confirm either. In your Free Trial, compare the named feed and its schedule with your usual viewing time, then test playback on your intended screen. Availability can change.
Connect your viewing choices
Complete a cross-border viewing plan
Use the US guide for American networks and the setup guides to prepare each device before testing.