Netflix in Canada: profiles, ad-supported plans and offline choices
Netflix Kids, Standard with Ads and offline features are parts of the Netflix product, not separate services to buy.
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Netflix Kids, Standard with Ads and offline features are parts of the Netflix product, not separate services to buy.
Read the guidePrime Video combines several payment and viewing modes.
Read the guideDisney+ has profile controls for different viewers, but the right configuration depends on the household.
Read the guideCrave is a Canadian streaming destination with English- and French-language programming.
Read the guideCBC Gem combines CBC programming with live and on-demand viewing.
Read the guideICI TOU.TV is Radio-Canada’s streaming destination.
Read the guideTubi’s free ad-supported model is distinct from paid subscription apps.
Read the guidePluto TV offers free live-channel browsing and on-demand viewing.
Read the guidePlex combines free streaming with personal-library software and paid features.
Read the guideApple TV can refer to hardware, an application or a subscription.
Read the guideParamount+ lists Canadian Basic with Ads, Standard and Premium plans.
Read the guideBritBox focuses on British television.
Read the guideHayu is a reality television streaming service.
Read the guideMUBI is a film-focused service whose available films and language options can change by country.
Read the guideCrunchyroll can be purchased directly, through an app store or as a partner channel.
Read the guideThe National Film Board of Canada offers a public film destination with documentaries, animation and other Canadian work.
Read the guideTV5+ is the digital destination associated with TV5 and TV5 Unis.
Read the guideCPAC provides Canadian parliamentary and public affairs coverage.
Read the guideSportsnet+ is a separate sports streaming subscription. For Canadian hockey, the important question is the particular game in your location and package, not whether an NHL logo appears on the service.
Read the guideTSN is a Canadian sports broadcaster with television and digital access routes.
Read the guideDAZN is a sports streaming platform whose catalogue and offers depend on the market.
Read the guideFubo’s Canadian service has its own sports and channel lineup. The right purchase depends on the exact competition, channel and package, so use Canadian help rather than importing a U.S. channel list.
Read the guideOneSoccer is a dedicated soccer viewing destination.
Read the guideTennis TV is an ATP Tour viewing service, not an all-tennis subscription.
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