Canadian IPTV channels: every network we carry, by category, with the 2026-27 hockey map

The five English networks are the ones most people check first: CBC, CTV, Global, Citytv and OMNI, then APTN for Indigenous programming in English, French and several Indigenous languages. Where a network runs regional feeds, the list carries them as separate channels, so CBC Toronto, CBC Vancouver and CBC Halifax appear on their own lines and the local 6 pm newscast is the one for your city.

That matters for two reasons. The first is the programme guide: the app matches each regional feed to its own schedule, so the guide shows the right local news block rather than the Toronto one. The second is time. A Vancouver subscriber watching the Toronto feed of CTV sees a 7 pm ET programme at 4 pm PT; pick your own region and the Canadian IPTV channels line up with your clock once the app’s time zone is set.

All of these are Full HD feeds; 4K in the Canadian IPTV channels list is limited to the sports feeds during marquee games and part of the on-demand library.

CP24 is the channel Toronto leaves on all day, and it is in the list alongside CBC News Network and CTV News Channel for the national picture, plus the local newscasts through the regional feeds above. For anyone who moved provinces, the regional CBC and CTV feeds are the practical way to keep the hometown 6 pm bulletin among the Canadian IPTV channels.

The US and UK news networks sit in their own country packages, so an election night in any of the three countries is covered from the same guide. Catch-up covers seven days on the news channels that support it, which is how a 6 pm bulletin gets watched at 11.

Treehouse and YTV are the two Canadian kids’ networks in the list, alongside the US and UK children’s channels in their own packages. Cartoons and preschool programming also make up a large part of the on-demand library, sorted into their own categories, so the kids’ row of the Canadian IPTV channels is deeper than the two names suggest.

The useful setting is in the app rather than the list. TiviMate and IPTV Smarters Pro both let you build a favourites group, so a “Kids” group on the living-room TV holds Treehouse, YTV and a dozen cartoon channels and nothing else, and a child with the remote cannot wander into the news. TiviMate can also hide whole categories and put a PIN on the rest, which is the setting parents ask us about most.

Regional blackouts on Canadian IPTV channels are real and we will not tell you otherwise. A regional sports feed is licensed to show its team inside its territory; outside it, the broadcaster replaces the game with a blackout card or alternate programming, and that replacement happens at the broadcaster’s end before the feed reaches anyone, cable or IPTV. Sportsnet West in Halifax and Sportsnet East in Calgary will show what the broadcaster sends to that region.

In practice, because every region and every TSN feed is in the Canadian IPTV channels list, a game that is blacked out on one feed is often on another: a national TSN2 window, Sportsnet One, or the opposing team’s regional feed. The guide shows all of them, and the trial is the way to check your own team from your own postal code before paying. What we can promise is the full set of feeds; what we cannot promise is that the broadcaster’s map bends for you.

A VPN does not fix this in any dependable way, and in Canada you do not need one for the service itself; it mostly moves the guide to the wrong time zone. The VPN guide goes through why.