Channel list · 30,000+ live channels

IPTV channel list for Canada in 2026

The Diablos IPTV channel list carries 30,000+ live channels. The Canadian part covers CBC and its regional feeds, CTV and Global local stations from coast to coast, Citytv, TSN 1 to 5, every Sportsnet feed, RDS, TVA Sports, TVA, Noovo and ICI Radio-Canada Télé. On top of that come US networks, UK channels and international groups for more than 60 countries. Every plan gets the same list. The tables below show what sits in each Canadian group and which company owns each network.

  • 30,000+ live channels
  • 60+ countries
  • 4K · FHD · HD
  • 7-day catch-up
  • Same list on every plan
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Canadian channels

National and local Canadian networks

CTV and Global come with several city feeds, so you can watch your own local station or keep up with a hometown you moved away from. CBC carries all of its regional feeds. Our city guides show what each region gets: Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary and, in French, Montréal.

ChannelFeeds and notesOwner
CBCAll regional feedsCBC/Radio-Canada
CTVToronto, Ottawa, Montréal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Atlantic and moreBell Media
GlobalToronto, BC, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, HalifaxCorus
CitytvEnglishRogers
CHCHHamilton
OMNI 1 and OMNI 2Two OMNI channelsRogers
APTNAboriginal Peoples Television Network
ICI Radio-Canada TéléFrenchCBC/Radio-Canada
TVAFrenchQuebecor
NoovoFrench. Started as TQS in 1986, became V in 2009 and Noovo in August 2020; its newscast has been Noovo Info since 2023Bell Media
Télé-QuébecFrenchQuebec’s public broadcaster

News

Canadian news channels

English and French news channels share one group, so you can flip between them during a big story. LCN and RDI are the French-language news channels.

ChannelOwner
CBC News NetworkCBC/Radio-Canada
CTV News ChannelBell Media
CP24
Global News BC1
BNN Bloomberg
CPAC
LCN (French)Quebecor
RDI (French)CBC/Radio-Canada

Sports

Canadian sports channels

Canadian sports rights are split between four groups: TSN and Sportsnet in English, RDS and TVA Sports in French. On cable, TSN and Sportsnet are optional extras sold on top of the basic package. Here they are all part of the same list, and sports channels run on dedicated priority servers.

ChannelFeedsOwner
TSNTSN 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5Bell Media
Sportsnet regionalOntario, East, West, PacificRogers
Sportsnet nationalSportsnet One, Sportsnet 360, Sportsnet WorldRogers
RDSRDS, RDS 2, RDS Info (French)Bell Media
TVA SportsTVA Sports 1, 2 and 3 (French)Quebecor
CBC SportsCBC’s sports channelCBC/Radio-Canada
OneSoccerSoccer

Want to know which of these carries tonight’s NHL game, the Raptors, the Blue Jays or the CFL? Our sports guide goes league by league, including the new 2026-27 French NHL split.

En français

French-language channels

The French channels keep their original French audio, so a Canadiens game on RDS or TVA Sports has the French commentary you expect. They sit in their own group, which makes them easy to put at the top of the guide in Québec, New Brunswick or Ottawa-Gatineau.

TypeChannelsOwner
GeneralICI Radio-Canada TéléCBC/Radio-Canada
GeneralTVAQuebecor
GeneralNoovoBell Media
GeneralTélé-QuébecQuebec’s public broadcaster
NewsLCNQuebecor
NewsRDICBC/Radio-Canada
SportsRDS, RDS 2, RDS InfoBell Media
SportsTVA Sports 1, 2 and 3Quebecor
EntertainmentSuper Écran, Canal D, Canal Vie, Séries Plus

Prefer to read this in French? See the liste des chaînes en français.

Entertainment and kids

Entertainment, lifestyle and kids channels

Specialty channels are in the standard list, with no theme pack to add.

GroupChannelsOwner
CTV specialtyCTV Drama, CTV Comedy, CTV Sci-Fi, CTV LifeBell Media
Drama and seriesShowcase, W Network, Slice
Home and foodHGTV Canada, Food Network Canada
FactualHistory, Discovery
Kids and familyTreehouse, YTV, Family, Teletoon
French entertainmentSuper Écran, Canal D, Canal Vie, Séries Plus

Beside the live channels there is an on-demand library of movies and series, which you browse from the same player app.

Beyond Canada

US, UK and international channels

After the Canadian groups, the IPTV channel list adds US networks and premium channels, UK channels and international groups for more than 60 countries. For families who want news and shows from home, that is a big part of why they pick our IPTV Canada service over a pile of separate language packs. A few examples from the international groups:

GroupExample channels
South AsianStar Plus, Zee TV, Sony, Colors, PTC Punjabi, Geo, ARY, Hum
ArabicMBC 1 to 5, Al Jazeera, Al Arabiya, beIN, Rotana
ChineseCCTV, Phoenix, TVB Jade
FilipinoGMA, Kapamilya Channel, TV5
Portuguese and BrazilianRTP, SIC, TVI, Globo, Record
ItalianRai 1, Rai 2, Rai 3, Canale 5, Italia 1
GreekERT, ANT1, Alpha, Mega, Skai
PolishTVP, Polsat, TVN
Spanish and LatinTVE, Antena 3, Univision, Telemundo
CaribbeanTVJ, CVM, CNC3, TV6
Korean, Japanese, VietnameseKBS, NHK World, VTV

These are examples, not the full list. If you are looking for one particular channel from home, ask us on WhatsApp before you buy, or check it yourself during the free trial.

Finding your channels

How the guide is grouped, plus favourites and search tips

You won’t have to scroll through 30,000 channels. They arrive sorted into groups by country and category, and the Canadian groups sit at the top of the guide: national and local, news, sports, French, then entertainment and kids. US, UK and the international groups follow.

  1. Hide what you never watchMost player apps let you hide whole groups. If nobody in the house watches Polish or Greek TV, hide those groups and the guide gets much shorter.
  2. Build a favourites list on day oneAdd the 15 or 20 channels you watch every week: your local CTV and Global feeds, CBC, your TSN and Sportsnet feeds, maybe CP24 or LCN. Favourites open as their own short list.
  3. Favourite the sports overflow channels tooWhen two games overlap, the second one often lands on RDS 2, TVA Sports 2 or a Sportsnet regional feed. Having them in favourites saves a scramble at puck drop.
  4. Search by the short nameType “TSN 4”, “RDS 2” or “CTV Ottawa” in the app’s search.
  5. Set your time zone firstIf the device or app time zone is wrong, the guide is off by hours. In Québec and Ontario, set it to Eastern.

Setup for each device, including where these settings live, is on the devices and setup page.

Catch-up and guide

Catch-up TV and the TV guide

Every plan includes a TV guide (EPG) showing what is on now and what is coming up, so you can browse by time slot the way you would on a cable box.

Supported channels also have 7-day catch-up. Missed the late news or last night’s game? Go back in the guide to the show and play it from the start. Catch-up keeps 7 days, so anything older than a week is gone, and not every channel supports it. Most player apps mark the channels that do.

Guide showing the wrong times?

That is almost always the time zone on the device or in the player app. Set it correctly (Eastern for Québec and Ontario) and the guide lines up with the broadcast.

Honest limits

What is not on the channel list

A channel list covers TV channels. Some of what Canadians watch now never airs on a TV channel at all, so no IPTV guide can carry it. Before you buy, here is what you won’t find:

  • Prime Video’s Wednesday NHL games. Prime Video has a national Wednesday-night package of 27 games, in English and French, for Prime members. Those games are streaming-only and are not on any TV channel or in our guide.
  • Crave originals. Bell Media retired the standalone CTV and Noovo apps on May 1, 2026, and CTV’s streaming content moved to Crave. The live CTV and Noovo channels are in the list; the Crave streaming library is not.
  • TOU.TV Extra exclusives. Shows made only for that streaming service don’t air on ICI Radio-Canada Télé, so they are not in the guide.
  • App-only content. Global’s app is being renamed StackTV. Whatever stays inside that app, and not on the Global channels, is not on the list either.
  • A different audio language. Audio follows the broadcaster. RDS and TVA Sports are French only; TSN and Sportsnet are English.
  • Catch-up older than 7 days. The archive keeps one week.

Line-ups also change over time as channels launch, merge or close, so no single channel can be promised forever. If one channel matters to you, test it during the 24-hour free trial.

FAQ

Channel list questions

How many channels does Diablos IPTV have?

More than 30,000 live channels, plus an on-demand library of movies and series. The Canadian groups come first in the guide, followed by US, UK and international groups for 60+ countries.

Is the channel list the same on every plan?

Yes. Every plan has the same channels and features, including PPV events and the sports servers. The only difference between plans is how many screens can stream at the same time.

Do I get my local CTV and Global stations?

CTV comes with feeds for Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Atlantic and more. Global has Toronto, BC, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg and Halifax. CBC has all its regional feeds.

Are the French channels in French?

Yes. Audio follows the broadcaster, so TVA, Noovo, ICI Radio-Canada Télé, RDS and TVA Sports keep their original French audio. RDS and TVA Sports are French only.

Can I watch a show I missed?

On supported channels, yes. Catch-up keeps 7 days, so you can go back in the guide and play a show or game from the past week.

Is Crave or Prime Video content included?

No. Streaming-only content, such as Crave originals, TOU.TV Extra exclusives and Prime Video’s Wednesday NHL games, never airs on a TV channel, so it is not in the guide.

Can I check the channels before I pay?

Yes. Ask for the free 24-hour trial on WhatsApp. You get the full service with every channel, and no card or payment is needed.

Canada’s TV rules, including the basic-package price cap, are set by the CRTC.

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