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IPTV Ottawa: Senators, Redblacks, CPAC and Hockey Night in Canada plus Radio-Canada, RDS, Arabic and Somali TV on one login for $59.99 CAD a year

IPTV Ottawa: English and French TV, Sens and Redblacks on One Login

IPTV Ottawa, short version: one login with the English and French channels a capital-region home actually watches, the Senators and Redblacks on TSN, CPAC and the news networks, and channels in Arabic, Somali, Mandarin and dozens more languages. With Vancouver IPTV it costs $59.99 CAD for 12 months, about $5.00 a month, after a free 24-hour trial.

25,000+Live channels
120,000+Movies & series
4KUltra HD quality
$25CAD per month

Order on WhatsApp in about two minutes, in English or French. Pay by card, Interac e-Transfer, Remitly or crypto (crypto takes 10% off). Your login usually arrives on WhatsApp within 2 to 10 minutes.

IPTV Ottawa: Senators, Redblacks, CPAC and Hockey Night in Canada plus Radio-Canada, RDS, Arabic and Somali TV
IPTV Ottawa: English and French TV on one login.

IPTV Ottawa for bilingual homes

Ottawa is the only big Canadian city where a single household often needs both languages every night: the news in English, the kids on Radio-Canada, a hockey game on RDS because the commentary is better. Cable makes that two packages. IPTV Ottawa puts both lineups on one login:

  • English: CBC, CTV, Global, Citytv, TSN, Sportsnet and the US networks.
  • French: Radio-Canada, TVA, Noovo, Télé-Québec, RDS and TVA Sports. Our guide to the best IPTV for Quebec channels has the full French list.
  • Across the river: living in Gatineau? Read our French guide, IPTV Gatineau. Same service, same prices.

Senators and Redblacks on IPTV in Ottawa

The Ottawa Senators play their regional games on TSN, and national games go to Sportsnet or CBC, all part of the IPTV Ottawa lineup. That includes every Battle of Ontario night against the Leafs. A few national games stream only on online platforms and never air on a TV channel; no IPTV service carries those.

From June to the fall, the CFL on TSN brings every Redblacks game from TD Place, and the Grey Cup is on the same channels. Soccer fans get the Premier League, Ligue 1 and Serie A, with 3 p.m. UK kickoffs landing at 10 a.m. Ottawa time.

Parliament, news and politics on IPTV Ottawa

This is a government town, and plenty of Ottawa homes keep the news on all day. IPTV Ottawa carries CPAC for live House of Commons coverage, CBC News Network, CTV News Channel and ICI RDI in French, plus international news such as BBC, France 24, Al Jazeera and the US cable news networks. For anyone working in or around the National Capital Region, that mix is hard to get from a single cable package.

Arabic, Somali and world TV in Ottawa

Arabic is one of the most spoken languages in Ottawa after English and French, and the city has large Lebanese, Somali, Chinese and South Asian communities. IPTV Ottawa includes their channels at no extra cost:

  • Arabic: Lebanese, Egyptian, Gulf and Maghreb channels for news, series and football.
  • Somali and East African: news and entertainment.
  • Chinese: Mandarin and Cantonese news, dramas and variety.
  • South Asian, Persian, Spanish and more: dozens of languages in the same lineup.

Internet speed for IPTV in Ottawa

You need about 15 Mbps at the TV for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K per stream. Most fibre and cable plans in Kanata, Orléans, Barrhaven and downtown clear that easily. Check what reaches your TV room with the CIRA internet performance test.

  • Students near uOttawa and Carleton on shared internet should test during the evening rush.
  • If the TV is far from the router, Ethernet or a mesh point solves most buffering.
  • Want a TV and a phone running together? The 2-device plan costs $99.99 CAD a year.

IPTV Ottawa prices

  • 1 month: $25 CAD (1 device) or $29.99 (2 devices)
  • 3 months: $29.99 or $39.99
  • 6 months: $39.99 or $59.99
  • 12 months: $59.99 or $99.99, the best value for bilingual homes

IPTV Ottawa has no activation fee and no contract. English and French channels cost the same: they are one lineup. See the pricing page.

Start IPTV in Ottawa in 4 steps

  1. Ask for the free trial on WhatsApp, in English or French.
  2. Install a free player app using our installation guide.
  3. Test a Sens game, Radio-Canada and your news channels.
  4. Choose a plan and keep the same login.

Still comparing Bell or Rogers with an online plan? Our guide to IPTV providers in Canada sets the telcos, independent ISPs and online IPTV side by side, with yearly costs in CAD.

IPTV Ottawa: frequently asked questions

Does IPTV in Ottawa include French channels?

Yes. Radio-Canada, TVA, Noovo, RDS and TVA Sports are in the same lineup as the English channels, at no extra cost.

Can I watch Senators games with IPTV?

Yes, games that air on TSN, Sportsnet or CBC are in the lineup. A few national games stream only online and do not air on any TV channel.

How much does IPTV cost in Ottawa?

From $25 CAD for one month. 12 months cost $59.99 CAD, about $5.00 a month, or $99.99 for two devices.

Is CPAC included?

Yes, along with CBC News Network, CTV News Channel, ICI RDI and international news channels.

Does it work in Gatineau?

Yes. The same login works on both sides of the river and anywhere in Canada.

Is support available in French?

Yes, on WhatsApp in English or French.

More IPTV guides near Ottawa

Heading down the 401? Read IPTV Toronto. Going east? See IPTV Montreal in English. One login works across Canada.

See it on your own TV before you pay

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Try IPTV Ottawa tonight

English and French TV, the Sens, the Redblacks and your language channels on one login. The IPTV Ottawa plan most homes pick is 12 months for $59.99 CAD. Test it free for 24 hours first.

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