Ottawa & Eastern Ontario
IPTV in Ottawa: English and French TV on one login
The capital watches in two languages and follows politics, hockey and world news closely. Here is how IPTV fits Ottawa-area homes.
Quick answer
For Ottawa and Eastern Ontario, IPTV gives English and French Canadian channels, round-the-clock news, sports and international groups on one login, over your home internet. It works in the city, in Orléans, Kanata and Barrhaven, and in rural areas with a steady 10 Mbps or more. Plans start at US$14.99 a month.
For the capital
What Ottawa households use it for
Both official languages
English and French networks, French news and kids channels side by side, so bilingual families do not need two packages.
News and politics
Canadian, US and world news channels around the clock, including international news in many languages.
Hockey and more
Hockey nights, plus baseball, football, basketball and soccer on the sports channels in the lineup.
Sports on IPTV →
Good to know
Setting up in the Ottawa area
- In the city, cable or fibre handles several HD and 4K screens at once.
- In rural Eastern Ontario, test in the evening, when connections are busiest, before ordering.
- If the TV is far from the router, a cheap Ethernet cable or a mesh point fixes most buffering.
- Put French channels at the top of your list: press "Change my channel list" in your login email and tell us.
Device steps are in the setup guide; prices are on the plans page.
Questions
IPTV in Ottawa: questions
Are there French-language channels for Ottawa viewers?
Yes. The Canadian group includes French-language networks, news and kids channels next to the English ones, and there are French channels from France and Belgium in the European groups.
Does IPTV work in Gatineau and the rest of the Outaouais?
Yes, IPTV works anywhere with a home internet connection, on both sides of the river. Our pages and support are in English.
What about rural Eastern Ontario?
If your connection gives a steady 10 Mbps or more in the evening, HD channels play well. Fixed wireless and newer rural fibre usually do. Test with the free trial first.
How much does it cost in Ottawa?
The same as everywhere in Ontario: from US$14.99 a month, or US$79.99 for 12 months, in US dollars.
Test English and French channels free
24 hours on your own TV, no card needed.