Home games without the cable bill, East Coast games at 4 p.m. that you can catch up on after work, and international channels for Richmond, Burnaby and Surrey. Works on a rainy Tuesday in Kitsilano and a condo in Yaletown alike.
Living three hours behind Toronto changes how you watch. Eastern hockey games start at 4 p.m. while you're still at work, and Sunday football kicks off at 10 a.m. With an IPTV subscription from IPTV Canada, the 7-day catch-up means every East Coast game is waiting for you at dinner, and the TV guide shows times in your own zone. Hockey, soccer and football from home and across the continent are all included, and Premium adds 4K on priority servers for the playoffs.
From Richmond to Surrey, Vancouver homes watch in more languages than almost any city in the country. The catalogue carries international channels alongside the Canadian and US networks, so a family can keep up with news from home and the hockey score on the same box. Start the IPTV free trial and check the list for the channels your household wants before you pay, or ask support to check for you.
On Telus PureFibre or a Rogers cable plan you have speed to spare: the service needs about 10 Mbps per screen for HD, 15 to 20 Mbps for Full HD and 25 Mbps or more for 4K. In a Yaletown or Metrotown high-rise, the limit is Wi-Fi congestion from the neighbours, not your plan. Put the TV device on the 5 GHz band or an Ethernet cable, and the long rainy evenings in front of the TV stay buffer-free. The troubleshooting guide has the fixes if anything stutters.
The installation guide covers Fire TV Stick, Android TV, Apple TV, Samsung, LG, Roku, Windows and more, with the player app for each and every menu name. A Fire Stick in the living room and the iPhone app on the SkyTrain use the same login, and a plan with 2 or more screens lets both watch at once.
Plans are paid once in Canadian dollars for 3, 6, 12 or 24 months, for 1 to 5 screens, by Interac e-Transfer or card, and nothing renews on its own. Compare Standard and Premium on the IPTV Subscription page; the longer the term, the lower the monthly rate, and the 7-day money-back guarantee covers your first week.
Yes. The TV guide uses your device's clock, so a 7 p.m. Eastern game shows at 4 p.m. Pacific, and catch-up keeps it for 7 days if you can't watch live.
Yes, anywhere in Metro Vancouver with an internet connection. The service runs on servers in Canada and doesn't depend on your neighbourhood.
No. The service works without one. If streams only slow at peak hours, our VPN guide explains when one helps and how to set it up.
Pick how long you want to stay, then how many screens watch at once. Every plan is billed once in CAD, activates within minutes anywhere in Vancouver and never renews on its own. Standard gives you 15,000+ channels in HD; Premium doubles the catalogue and adds 4K on priority servers.
Longer terms lower the monthly rate.
One screen at a time. Right for a single TV or one person watching.
$79.99CAD
$6.67 per month ·Save 50% vs the 3-month rate
Instant activation · No auto-renew · 7-day refund
$119.99CAD
$10.00 per month ·Save 50% vs the 3-month rate
Instant activation · No auto-renew · 7-day refund
Not sure which plan fits? Start with the IPTV free trial, then pick a plan. Paying by Interac e-Transfer? Add your order number to the memo so your IPTV service activates without delay.
