Short answer: there is no single best IPTV service for sports in Canada, because the rights are split. Sportsnet and TSN share the NHL, NBA and most Canadian team sport; DAZN has the NFL; Fubo has the Premier League; Apple has MLS; Prime Video has some national hockey. The best setup is the smallest combination that covers your teams. The catch for 2026-27 is hockey: Sportsnet's Monday national games are now streaming-only on Sportsnet+, whose prices rose on 22 September, so even cable subscribers may need an extra subscription.
At a glance
Sports streaming in Canada
| NHL | Sportsnet+, TSN+ (regional), Prime Video |
| NFL | DAZN, plus TSN/CTV for many games |
| CFL | TSN and TSN+ |
| Premier League | Fubo |
| MLS | Apple TV |
| Blue Jays, Raptors | Sportsnet (Raptors also TSN) |
Why no single service has everything
Canadian sports rights are owned largely by the country's two media giants. Rogers owns Sportsnet and holds national NHL rights; Bell owns TSN and CTV. They share several properties, including regional NHL rights and the Raptors, and each sells a streaming version of its channels: Sportsnet+ and TSN+.
On top of that, international streamers hold specific leagues: DAZN for the NFL, Fubo for the Premier League, Apple for MLS and Amazon's Prime Video for some national NHL and other games.
A telco IPTV package with both Sportsnet and TSN covers a lot, which is one reason sports fans stay with Bell, Rogers or Telus. But it doesn't cover everything, and in 2026-27 it no longer covers all national hockey. For how the licensed providers compare generally, see our guide to licensed IPTV in Canada.
Hockey in 2026-27
This season is the first under Rogers' new 12-year national NHL deal, and it has changed how Canadians watch.
Saturdays: Sportsnet's Saturday broadcast, now called Saturday Night Hockey after the Hockey Night in Canada brand arrangement with CBC ended, airs on the linear Sportsnet channels included in TV packages.
Mondays: Sportsnet's Monday national games stream exclusively on Sportsnet+. Traditional TV subscribers need a paid add-on, reported at about $12.99 a month, unless their Rogers package includes it.
Prime Video carries a weekly national game as part of the Rogers arrangement.
Regional games for your local team are on Sportsnet or TSN depending on the team. TSN holds regional rights for teams including the Maple Leafs (shared), Senators and Jets, and those games stream on TSN+. Regional blackouts still apply outside the team's broadcast region, though Sportsnet says more than 150 previously blacked-out games now air nationally.
The practical rule: check your team's broadcast schedule for the season before choosing services. It is published by the team and the broadcasters.
NFL and CFL
NFL: DAZN streams every NFL game in Canada, live and on demand, which makes it the one-stop option for American football. Many games also air on TSN and CTV for cable and IPTV subscribers, and TSN+ sells a RedZone add-on.
CFL: TSN is the CFL's home, with games on the TSN channels and TSN+. Some games, including the Grey Cup, also appear on CTV or RDS for French-language viewers.
Soccer
Premier League: Fubo holds Canadian rights, with every match available on its service. Some reports indicate additional access through a premium DAZN tier; check before paying for both.
MLS: All matches, including those of Toronto FC, CF Montréal and the Vancouver Whitecaps, stream on Apple TV, and for 2026 MLS is included in the standard Apple TV subscription rather than sold as a separate pass. Some Canadian team matches also air on TSN.
Other leagues: European competitions and other domestic leagues are spread across Fubo, DAZN, TSN and beIN-style channels. Our Premier League by country guide shows how football rights split internationally.
Baseball, basketball and the rest
MLB: Rogers owns the Blue Jays, and Sportsnet carries nearly all their games.
NBA: Raptors games are split between Sportsnet and TSN. Prime Video also carries some NBA games.
Formula 1: TSN and TSN+ in English, RDS in French.
Women's sport: the PWHL, WNBA and NWSL have games on several services including TSN, Sportsnet, CBC and Prime Video.
Tennis, golf and more: spread across TSN, Sportsnet and add-ons. TSN+ sells a PGA Tour bundle.
The services and prices
Standalone monthly prices in Canadian dollars, before tax. Annual plans are usually cheaper per month. Prices are as reported in summer and September 2026 and change often.
| Service | Monthly | Annual | Main sports |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sportsnet+ Standard | $34.99 | $269.99 | NHL, Blue Jays, Raptors |
| Sportsnet+ Premium | $44.99 | $344.99 | Adds out-of-market NHL |
| TSN+ | $29.99 | $244.99 | CFL, regional NHL, F1, NFL on TSN |
| DAZN | $24.99 | About $300 | All NFL games |
| Fubo | From about $31 | About $231 | Premier League, Ligue 1 |
| Prime Video | $9.99 | About $120 | Weekly national NHL game, some NBA |
| Apple TV | $14.99 | $129.99 | All MLS |
Sportsnet+ raised these prices on 22 September 2026, from $29.99 to $34.99 for Standard and from $42.99 to $44.99 for Premium.
Sensible combinations
One NHL team, nothing else: the service holding your team's regional rights (Sportsnet+ or TSN+), plus Prime Video if you want the weekly national game. Add Sportsnet+ only if Monday games matter to you.
Hockey and NFL: Sportsnet+ during the hockey season and DAZN from September to February.
Soccer fan: Fubo for the Premier League, Apple TV for MLS.
Several sports, one bill: a telco IPTV package including both Sportsnet and TSN, with the Sportsnet+ Monday add-on if needed. For big sports households this can be competitive with stacking streamers.
Save money by rotating. Most streaming services are monthly. Cancel out of season and resubscribe when your sport returns. Annual plans only pay off if you watch all year.
The "every game for $15" offers
The sports picture above is expensive and fragmented, and that is exactly what unlicensed IPTV sellers advertise against: every NHL, NFL and Premier League game for a small monthly fee.
Those services aren't licensed, and in Canada they face a specific problem. Since 2022, the Federal Court has granted rights holders dynamic blocking orders requiring major internet providers to block servers streaming unlicensed live NHL games and other sports, updated during the games themselves. Such services are least reliable during the biggest matches. There's also no refund or complaint route when they disappear, and apps from unknown sources are a security risk.
Our guide to judging an IPTV service covers the warning signs.
Quick answers
What is the best streaming service for sports in Canada? It depends on your teams. Sportsnet+ and TSN+ cover most Canadian team sport, DAZN the NFL, Fubo the Premier League and Apple TV MLS.
How do I watch Monday night hockey in Canada? Sportsnet's Monday national games stream exclusively on Sportsnet+. Cable subscribers need an add-on unless their package includes it.
Where can I watch every NFL game in Canada? DAZN streams every NFL game in Canada.
Where is the Premier League on in Canada? Fubo holds the Canadian rights.
How much is Sportsnet+? From 22 September 2026, $34.99 a month for Standard and $44.99 for Premium, or $269.99 and $344.99 a year.
Is the CFL on streaming? Yes, on TSN+, as well as on the TSN channels.
Are cheap all-sports IPTV services worth it? No. They're unlicensed, Canadian courts order their live streams blocked, and there's no protection if they vanish.
Sports rights and prices change frequently and some games are subject to regional blackouts. Prices are in Canadian dollars before tax, as reported at the time of checking; confirm with each service. Checked September 2026.