IPTV Montreal: French and English TV in One Subscription

One Subscription for a Bilingual Home

In a lot of Montreal homes, the evening news is in French and the series are in English. IPTVCA puts both in the same app: Québec channels such as TVA, RDS, RDS2 sit next to CTV, Global, CBC and Citytv, with no second package to buy.

If two people want to watch different things at the same time, choose a plan for 2 devices ($29 CAD for a month) or up to 4. Everyone uses the same login on their own screen.

Canadiens Hockey in French or English

RDS and RDS2 carry French-language sports, and TSN and Sportsnet cover the same leagues in English, so each person picks the commentary they like. CF Montréal and Alouettes fans, NBA and NFL fans all find their games in the same line-up.

What airs depends on each broadcaster's schedule; the TV guide in your app shows game times and channels.

Channels for Every Montreal Community

Montreal is a city of many languages, from Saint-Léonard to Park Extension and Côte-des-Neiges. International packages include Arabic, Haitian Creole, Italian, Spanish, Greek, Portuguese and South Asian languages, in the same subscription as the French and English channels.

Moving on July 1? Your TV Moves With You

Nothing is tied to your address. On moving day, plug your device in at the new place, connect to the Wi-Fi and log in. No transfer appointment and no equipment to return.

In older plexes with thick walls, Wi-Fi can be weak far from the router. A cable to the TV or a Wi-Fi point in the same room fixes most picture problems; about 25 Mbps per screen is enough for HD.