IPTV Edmonton: Hockey, Live TV and Movies Without Cable

Built for Long Edmonton Winters

From November to March it is dark by late afternoon and the living room is where evenings happen. IPTV has nothing on the roof or the wall outside: no dish to clear of snow, no cable to freeze. Your channels come in over the home internet you already have, the same way any streaming app does.

Plans start at $19 CAD for one month, the line-up includes 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ movies and series, and nothing renews on its own.

Oilers Nights and Every Other Game

Edmonton follows hockey from fall to spring, and the channels that carry it, TSN 1–5 and Sportsnet with Sportsnet One and Sportsnet 360, are in every plan. The same channels cover the Oilers, the Elks and the rest of the NHL and CFL in Canada, with NFL Network, NBA TV Canada and beIN Sports Canada for football, basketball and soccer.

Edmonton is on Mountain Time, so games that start in the evening back east begin in the late afternoon here. Coverage of each game depends on the broadcaster; the TV guide in your app shows times and channels.

Ukrainian, Filipino and South Asian Channels

Edmonton has one of the country's best-known Ukrainian communities and fast-growing Filipino, South Asian, East African and Arab communities. International packages include channels in Ukrainian, Tagalog, Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, Somali, Amharic, Cantonese, Mandarin and Spanish, in the same subscription as the Canadian networks, so nobody pays for a separate language pack.

Inside the Henday or Out on an Acreage

The service works at any address with a steady connection: a walk-up near Whyte Avenue, a new house in Windermere or an acreage outside Sherwood Park. About 25 Mbps per screen is comfortable for HD and 50 Mbps for 4K; if video apps already play smoothly on your connection, IPTV will too.

Several TVs in the house? Plans for 2, 3 or 4 devices streaming at once cost $29, $39 or $49 CAD for one month, which also suits students sharing a house near the university.