Habs every night, both languages
RDS and TVA Sports for French play-by-play, TSN for English — every game home and away, plus classic Canadiens replays on demand.
IPTV Montreal — the Bell Centre in your living room, in 4K
Montreal is the most demanding television city in the country: a bilingual metro where the Canadiens are a nightly religion, CF Montréal fills Saputo Stadium all summer, and half the island lives in condos where a satellite dish was never an option. Meanwhile, Videotron Helix and Bell Fibe bundles keep climbing while splitting the channels Montrealers actually watch across separate French and English tiers.
Vio was built for exactly this city. Every Canadiens game on RDS, TVA Sports or TSN, bilingual local news from CTV Montreal to LCN, and a 4K stream engineered to hold steady on Plateau triplex Wi-Fi and West Island fibre alike — part of our full IPTV Quebec coverage, delivered by the best Canadian IPTV service for bilingual households.
Why Montreal streams with Vio
CF Montréal & the Alouettes too
Full MLS and CFL coverage in the same guide as hockey — Saputo Stadium and Percival Molson without a second subscription.
Condo-proof streaming
Adaptive 4K holds steady on shared-building internet — no dish, no landlord permission, nothing bolted to a century-old Plateau balcony.
Bilingual local news
CTV Montreal, CityNews, Global Montreal beside LCN, Radio-Canada and TVA Nouvelles — the whole island's news diet in one guide.
Montreal channels & sports included
The metro lineup, French feeds and English feeds side by side:
RDS & RDS2 — Canadiens, CF Montréal & Alouettes
TVA Sports — French NHL Saturday nights
TSN & Sportsnet East — English Habs coverage
CTV Montreal, Global Montreal & CityNews
Radio-Canada, TVA, Noovo & LCN — metro feeds
200,000+ VOD titles incl. Québécois films & series
Quick facts
Watching in Montreal: the practical details
🕒 Guide time zone
Eastern Time (America/Toronto): a 19 h face-off reads 19 h in the guide.
📶 Internet providers
Vidéotron, Bell, Cogeco, EBOX and oxio all stream Vio in HD and 4K. No VPN needed; Ethernet beats Wi-Fi on game night.
🏒 Regional sports feeds
RDS and TVA Sports in French, TSN 2 and Sportsnet East in English, plus CBC on Saturdays and the US networks for out-of-market games.
🏟️ Teams in the guide
Canadiens, Alouettes and CF Montréal, plus the Laval Rocket and every QMJHL club. Radio-Canada, TVA, Noovo, LCN, ICI RDI, Télé-Québec and TV5 alongside the English networks.
📍 Local knowledge
Montréal specifics: the Bell Centre, both languages and the boroughs
Montréal is the one city where the same game is broadcast four ways: RDS and TVA Sports in French, TSN 2 and Sportsnet East in English, and on Saturday nights the national feed on top. Vio carries all of them in one guide, so a Plateau household watches the Canadiens in French while the West Island relatives watch in English on the same subscription. The Alouettes at Percival Molson Stadium, CF Montréal at Stade Saputo and the Laval Rocket at Place Bell are in the same lineup, with RDS commentary where it exists.
The city's internet is mostly Vidéotron cable and Bell Fibe, with EBOX and oxio riding the same lines, and all of it streams Vio without a VPN. Local channels are the Montréal feeds of Radio-Canada, TVA, Noovo, LCN, CTV and Global, plus Italian, Arabic, Haitian Creole, Portuguese and Spanish packages for Saint-Léonard, Côte-des-Neiges and Montréal-Nord, where one language rarely covers the whole household.
Prices in CAD · no contract
IPTV plans for Montreal
The same flat prices everywhere in Canada, single-screen shown. Every plan carries the full Montreal lineup above. Need 2 to 5 screens for the household? See the full price table.
1-Month Plan
1 device · simultaneous streaming
$19.99CAD$24.99
Save $5.00
- NHL · NFL · NBA · MLS + TSN & Sportsnet
- 48,000+ TV channels
- 200,000+ VOD library
- PPV & live events channels
- Anti-buffer technology · premium server
- TV guide (EPG) & regular library updates
- Instant delivery + live setup assistance
3-Months Plan
1 device · simultaneous streaming
$34.99CAD$44.99
Save $10.00 · ≈ $11.66/mo
- NHL · NFL · NBA · MLS + TSN & Sportsnet
- 48,000+ TV channels
- 200,000+ VOD library
- PPV & live events channels
- Anti-buffer technology · premium server
- TV guide (EPG) & regular library updates
- Instant delivery + live setup assistance
6-Months Plan
1 device · simultaneous streaming
$49.99CAD$69.99
Save $20.00 · ≈ $8.33/mo
- NHL · NFL · NBA · MLS + TSN & Sportsnet
- 48,000+ TV channels
- 200,000+ VOD library
- PPV & live events channels
- Anti-buffer technology · premium server
- TV guide (EPG) & regular library updates
- Instant delivery + live setup assistance
12-Months Plan
1 device · simultaneous streaming
$79.99CAD$99.99
Save $20.00 · ≈ $6.67/mo
- NHL · NFL · NBA · MLS + TSN & Sportsnet
- 48,000+ TV channels
- 200,000+ VOD library
- PPV & live events channels
- Anti-buffer technology · premium server
- TV guide (EPG) & regular library updates
- Instant delivery + live setup assistance
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Frequently asked questions
Can I watch every Canadiens game in Montreal without cable?
Yes — RDS and TVA Sports carry the French broadcasts, TSN the English ones, and all are included. You get every game, home and away, without a Videotron or Bell TV bundle.
Does IPTV work in Montreal condos and apartments?
Yes — it runs entirely over your internet connection, so it works in any condo, triplex or apartment where a satellite dish was never allowed. Ethernet or solid Wi-Fi is all you need.
Do I need a VPN on Videotron or Bell in Montreal?
No — the service works without one on both networks. A VPN is an optional privacy layer, and can help if your building's ISP throttles evening video traffic. Our VPN guide covers when it's worth it.
Is the guide available in French?
The channel lineup is fully bilingual — French networks like TVA, Noovo and RDS carry French programming and electronic program guide data alongside the English networks.
Which internet providers in Montreal work with Vio IPTV?
Any stable connection works: Vidéotron, Bell, Cogeco, EBOX and oxio all stream Vio in HD and 4K without a VPN. Aim for about 20 Mbps for HD and 30 Mbps for 4K, and use an Ethernet cable to your streaming device on game nights.
What time zone is the TV guide set to in Montreal?
Eastern Time (America/Toronto): a 19 h face-off reads 19 h in the guide. You choose the zone once in your player app and every listing matches your clock from then on.
How much does IPTV cost in Montreal?
The same flat CAD prices as everywhere in Canada: from $19.99 for one month on one screen to $79.99 for a full year, which is $6.67 a month. Two- to five-screen plans cover the whole household on one bill, and there is no contract, activation fee or equipment rental.
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