Hockey and Canadian sport
The Canadian sports networks covering NHL hockey, CFL football, curling and international events, with extra channels added through the playoffs.
Canadian television bills are high, the packages are rigid, and the channels people want are usually split across three tiers: hockey, the national networks, the French-language stations and the US feeds. Crystal IPTV puts them in one subscription from £6 a month, coast to coast.
The Canadian sports networks covering NHL hockey, CFL football, curling and international events, with extra channels added through the playoffs.
National broadcasters and regional stations from the main provinces, so local news and Canadian programming stay in the guide.
Québécois networks plus French news, sport and entertainment. A real pack, not the two token channels most providers call French coverage.
The American national networks and regional sports channels come with the same subscription, at no extra cost.
Channels from 60+ countries. That counts for a lot in a country where plenty of households watch television in a third language.
EPG mapped from Newfoundland through to Pacific, so the guide is right whether you are in St John's or Vancouver.
A cable package with a sports tier and a French tier, plus box rental on two televisions, regularly lands between CAD $120 and $180 a month. The equivalent viewing on Crystal IPTV is £6 a month, or £4.17 on the annual plan, with no box rental and nothing to return.
The catch is the same one that applies everywhere: you are trading a guaranteed licensed service for a much cheaper one that depends on your own internet. On Canadian fibre that is rarely a problem, and the free trial is there so you can prove it on your own line before paying.
Firestick and Android TV boxes are the most common. Apple TV works well with IPTV Smarters, and Samsung/LG sets can run IBO Player natively. Nothing needs to be modified or jailbroken.
Rural and cottage connections on fixed wireless or satellite can struggle with 4K feeds. If that is your situation, say so during the trial. We will point you at the HD groups, which are far more forgiving, instead of leaving you to decide the service is unstable.
Ask for the French groups to be highlighted when you get your line. In TiViMate you can then build one favourites list mixing English and French channels, which works better than switching playlists.
Crystal IPTV supplies access to a streaming service. We do not own, host or broadcast any channel and we are not affiliated with any Canadian broadcaster or league. Viewers are responsible for following the law that applies in their province and country.
£6
£6.00 / month
£16
£5.33 / month
Save 11%
£30
£5.00 / month
Save 17%
£50
£4.17 / month
Save 31%
Both. The Canadian pack carries the national networks and regional stations alongside the full US lineup, which is the combination most Canadian households are after.
The Canadian sports channels that broadcast hockey are included, along with extra event channels during the playoffs. Regional blackouts follow the broadcaster, exactly as they do on cable.
Yes. The main Québécois and French-language networks are in the lineup, along with French sport and news channels. Mention it when you request your trial and we will point you at the right groups.
Prices are listed in pounds sterling (GBP), which keeps one price list for every country we serve. We can quote and accept the equivalent in CAD. Ask on WhatsApp and we will confirm the exact amount before you pay anything.
Yes, with any of them. Canadian fibre and cable plans are plenty fast enough. As everywhere, the weak point is usually the Wi-Fi in the house, not the connection coming into it.
Take a free trial and watch a full period of hockey at peak time. That is the only review that matters.