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Canada · 424 channels

KROOZ TV Canada — IPTV with TSN, Sportsnet and CBC

  • TSN, CTV, Sportsnet, CBC and Global
  • The full 4,729-channel US line-up included
  • NHL and CFL live, plus US national feeds
  • Firestick, Apple TV, Android and Smart TV
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Canada pricing

KROOZ TV plans in Canada

Prices are in US dollars and identical in every market. Every plan unlocks the whole library — Canadian channels, the international line-up, and 40,000+ films and series on demand.

Not ready to buy? Start with a free 24-hour trial — no card required.

What is KROOZ TV in Canada?

KROOZ TV is an IPTV subscription service carrying 424 Canadian channels — including 45 TSN feeds, 36 CTV, 25 Sportsnet, 18 CBC and 17 Global — alongside the complete 4,729-channel United States line-up. For most Canadian subscribers that combination is the point: domestic networks for CFL, Hockey Night in Canada and local news, plus American ESPN, FOX, NBC and CBS in the same subscription. Every plan unlocks the entire library with no regional add-ons. Prices are in US dollars, from $25 for three months on one device to $259 for twenty-four months across five devices. The service runs on Firestick, Apple TV, Android TV, Samsung and LG Smart TVs, MAG boxes and desktop players. Nothing auto-renews — you pay up front for the term you pick, and it lapses unless you choose to extend it. A free 24-hour trial is available before you commit, and activation usually completes within minutes of payment clearing.

  • 45TSN
  • 36CTV
  • 25SPORTSNET
  • 18CBC
  • 17GLOBAL
  • 4CRAVE

Canadian channels by network group, counted from our live line-up. Browse the full searchable channel list to check a specific channel.

Can I watch NHL and Canadian sport on KROOZ TV?

Hockey is the reason most Canadian subscribers sign up, and the domestic sports networks are the ones that carry it: 45 TSN feeds and 25 Sportsnet channels appear in the Canadian list, with CBC at 18 carrying Hockey Night in Canada. The CFL, Toronto Blue Jays and Raptors coverage sit on the same networks. Because the US line-up is included in every plan, American NHL national broadcasts on ESPN and TNT are available in parallel — useful when a regional blackout affects the Canadian feed but not the US one. Games typically run on multiple feeds, so you can switch mid-period if one is congested.

Which Canadian networks are carried?

The Canadian list is built around the major domestic broadcasters: CTV at 36 channels, CBC at 18 and Global at 17 cover national news, primetime drama and current affairs, while Crave carries film and series. The Canadian portion is smaller than the American one — 424 channels against 4,729 — because Canada simply has fewer broadcasters, not because coverage is thinner. In practice most Canadian subscribers watch across both lists. If a particular provincial or French-language channel matters to you, send us the exact name before subscribing and we will confirm whether it is carried.

What do I need to watch in Canada?

Plan on 25 Mbps for 4K and roughly 10 Mbps for FHD. Canadian broadband comfortably exceeds both in most cities; in rural areas on fixed-wireless or satellite, FHD is the more reliable target and the picture will still be sharper than most streaming apps at the same bitrate.

  • A device: Firestick, Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, Smart TV, MAG or a computer
  • A player app — we tell you which one to install for your device
  • Your login details, emailed within minutes of payment

Step-by-step instructions for all 15 supported devices are in our setup guides. Most people are watching within ten minutes of ordering.

Is IPTV legal in Canada?

Streaming is lawful in Canada; the question is whether the content is licensed. KROOZ TV does not host, store or record broadcast content, and we act on valid copyright notices — the process is described in our privacy policy. Canadian subscribers remain responsible for complying with Canadian law. If you are uncertain, take the free 24-hour trial before you pay anything, and read our terms of service first.

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