Vancouver is three hours behind Toronto, so a 7 p.m. Leafs or Raptors game is over before dinner on the West Coast. Catch-up TV is the feature Metro Vancouver customers use most: replay the eastern games and news of the evening at a time that suits you.
Global BC, CTV Vancouver, CBC Vancouver and CityNews for local news, Fairchild TV and OMNI BC for Cantonese and Mandarin programming, and a large Punjabi category for Surrey and Abbotsford.
Canucks on Sportsnet Pacific, Whitecaps on TSN, BC Lions on TSN, plus Premier League breakfast kickoffs, K League, IPL and PSL cricket for international fans across the region.
Telus PureFibre and Rogers (Shaw) Fibre+ plans deliver far more than IPTV needs. On a 25 Mbps plan you can still watch in 4K on one TV. Glass towers in Yaletown and Coal Harbour should use Ethernet or a mesh Wi-Fi node near the TV.
Every plan works anywhere with an internet connection, including Burnaby, Surrey, Richmond, Coquitlam, North Vancouver, Langley, New Westminster, Delta and the rest of British Columbia.
Choose your devices, then your plan. Every plan includes all 50,000+ channels and the full movie and series library, with Vancouver local channels in the guide. Prices in CAD, paid once by Interac e-Transfer.
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IPTV subscription
$19CAD
$19.00 per month
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$29CAD
$9.67 per month
Save 49%IPTV subscription
$79CAD
$6.58 per month
Save 65%IPTV subscription
$49CAD
$8.17 per month
Save 57%Prices in Canadian dollars. Paid once by Interac e-Transfer. No contract, no automatic renewal, and a 7-day refund policy.
Install the app on the TV, stick, box, phone or computer you already own. One login works everywhere; only the screens playing at the same time count.
The best IPTV service in Vancouver bills in Canadian dollars, accepts Interac e-Transfer, offers a free trial and answers support in your time zone. Best IPTV Canadian does all four and carries Vancouver local channels, Vancouver Canucks broadcasts and 50,000+ live channels from $19 CAD.
Yes. IPTV works on Telus, Rogers (Shaw), Novus, Lightspeed and every other internet provider in Vancouver. Any plan of 15 Mbps or more runs an HD stream; 25 Mbps handles 4K. No special equipment from your provider is needed.
Yes. Vancouver Canucks games are carried on the regional and national sports channels in our guide, in HD and 4K where the broadcaster provides it. Catch-up TV lets you replay recent games.
Yes. Every household in Vancouver and the rest of British Columbia can request a free 24-hour trial with the full channel list, no card required.
Yes. IPTV needs only your internet connection, so there is no dish, no cable outlet and no technician visit. Use an Ethernet cable or a mesh Wi-Fi node near the TV in larger buildings.
The TV guide shows times in Pacific Time for Vancouver viewers. Eastern-based broadcasts appear at the correct local time automatically.
Full channel list with CBC Vancouver and Vancouver Canucks games, on your own TV and Telus connection.