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IPTV in Canada, city by city

The service is the same coast to coast. What changes is your internet provider, your home team and the languages spoken at home. Each city page covers those local details.

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A stylised evening scene of the Toronto skyline with the CN Tower, seen through the window of a living room with a TV glowing in the foreground

Ontario

IPTV in Toronto

Toronto is a city where one household might want Hockey Night in Canada, a Tamil serial and a Portuguese football match on the same evening. IP2TV puts all three behind one login, starting at C$26.99 a month.
A stylised evening scene of Montreal with the cross on Mount Royal and the downtown skyline, seen from a living room with a TV

Quebec

IPTV in Montreal

In Montreal the TV has to speak French before it does anything else. IP2TV carries French Canadian channels, the French sports networks that follow the Canadiens, and the home-country channels of the city's Maghrebi, Haitian, Italian and Greek families, from C$26.99 a month.
A stylised evening scene of Vancouver with the North Shore mountains and the sails of Canada Place, seen from a living room with a TV

British Columbia

IPTV in Vancouver

Vancouver watches the world on a time delay: Premier League at dawn, the late game from Toronto before dinner, and news from Hong Kong or Punjab while the rest of Canada sleeps. IP2TV gives Metro Vancouver households live channels, catch-up and a programme guide that make that easier, from C$26.99 a month.
A stylised evening scene of the Calgary skyline with the Calgary Tower and the Rockies on the horizon, seen from a living room with a TV

Alberta

IPTV in Calgary

From a split-level in Saddle Ridge to a tower in the Beltline, Calgary homes are trading cable packages for one internet login. IP2TV carries Flames and Stampeders games and the home-country channels of Calgary's Filipino, Punjabi, Arabic and Ukrainian families, from C$26.99 a month.
A stylised evening scene of Ottawa with the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill above the river, seen from a living room with a TV

Ontario

IPTV in Ottawa

Ottawa-Gatineau is the one place where an English-only or French-only TV package leaves half the household out. IP2TV carries English and French Canadian channels together, the Senators and the Redblacks, and the home-country channels of the capital's Lebanese, Somali, Chinese and francophone African families, from C$26.99 a month.
A stylised evening scene of Edmonton with the Alberta Legislature dome and the North Saskatchewan River valley, seen from a living room with a TV

Alberta

IPTV in Edmonton

Edmonton runs on Oilers games, long winters and families with roots in Kyiv, Manila, Punjab and Beirut. IP2TV puts the hockey and the home-country channels on one internet login for C$26.99 a month, with a 36-hour free trial to test it first.
A stylised evening scene of Winnipeg with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and the Esplanade Riel bridge over the Red River, seen from a living room with a TV

Manitoba

IPTV in Winnipeg

Winnipeg spends a lot of the year indoors, and much of that time in front of a Jets or Bombers game. IP2TV carries those, plus Filipino, Punjabi, Ukrainian and French channels for the city's real communities, on any internet connection, starting at C$26.99 a month.
A stylised evening scene of Hamilton with the lights of the downtown core and the Niagara Escarpment, with the Burlington Skyway in the distance, seen from a living room with a TV

Ontario

IPTV in Hamilton

Hamilton has the Tiger-Cats, a split loyalty between the Leafs and the Sabres, and families whose roots run back to Calabria, the Azores, Kraków and Damascus. IP2TV gives Hamilton households all of it on one internet login from C$26.99 a month.
A stylised evening scene of the Halifax waterfront with the Citadel Hill clock tower and the harbour bridge, seen from a living room with a TV

Nova Scotia

IPTV in Halifax

Halifax watches the NHL an hour ahead of Toronto and four ahead of Vancouver, follows the Mooseheads and the Wanderers, and has a growing population of students and newcomers who want TV from home. IP2TV covers all of it on one internet login, from C$26.99 a month.
A stylised evening scene of Quebec City with the Château Frontenac above the St. Lawrence River, seen from a living room with a TV

Quebec

IPTV in Quebec City

In Quebec City nearly everything on the TV is in French, and it should be. IP2TV carries French Canadian channels, the French sports networks that follow the Canadiens, channels from France and the francophone world, and more, for C$26.99 a month.

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