Quebec · Eastern time
Télévision IP for Montreal homes: French news, Quebec sports and English channels in one app, with a support team that answers in French or English.
IPTV in Montreal works on any Vidéotron, Bell, Fizz or other home internet connection. IPTV Nord, called TV IP or télévision IP by many Quebecers, streams 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ movies and series to your Smart TV, Fire TV Stick or phone. French news, variety and sports sit next to English channels in one TV guide, so a bilingual home needs only one subscription.
Plans start at $19 CAD for one month and $79 CAD for 12 months, paid by Interac e-Transfer, with no contract and no technician visit. Try it on your own TV with a free 24-hour trial.
IPTV Nord is set up for French-first homes: French news, variety shows, Quebec dramas, kids channels and sports have their own categories, right next to the English list. There is no French add-on to buy.
Bilingual families get the most out of it. Parents can watch the evening news in French on the living room TV while a teenager watches an English series downstairs, on the same account. Choose Full Channels when you order, because it holds every French channel. English Channels Only suits anglophone homes that want a shorter guide. Two screens on the 12-month IPTV subscription cost $129 CAD for the year.
Here is the short version in French:
En bref : IPTV Nord offre la télévision IP à Montréal et partout au Québec. Vous avez accès à plus de 25 000 chaînes en direct, dont des chaînes d'information, de variétés et de sport en français, et à plus de 120 000 films et séries sur demande. Les forfaits commencent à 19 $ par mois, payés par virement Interac, sans contrat. Essayez le service gratuitement pendant 24 heures. Notre équipe répond en français, 7 jours sur 7.
Montreal fans can follow their teams in either language, because every plan includes Canadian sports categories in French and in English. Home games start on Eastern time.
| League | Montreal team | Regular season |
|---|---|---|
| NHL | Canadiens | October to April |
| CFL | Alouettes | June to November |
| MLS | CF Montréal | February to October |
| PWHL | Victoire | November to spring |
| NSL | Montréal Roses FC (Laval) | April to November |
| CEBL | Alliance | Summer |
The Roses play in the Northern Super League, Canada's first professional women's soccer league, which kicked off in 2025. Canadiens games are split between national and regional broadcasters in both languages, so the channel can change from night to night. Search the French or English sports category in the TV guide, or ask us in Live Chat where a game is listed. Road games out west start late: a 7 p.m. puck drop in Vancouver is 9 p.m. in Montreal from November to early March and 10 p.m. in the fall and spring, and catch-up replays recent shows on channels that support it.
Your IPTV login is not tied to an address, so moving day does not interrupt your TV. In Quebec many leases end on June 30, which makes July 1 moving day a crowded time for internet installers. Once the internet is live in your new place, plug in your Fire TV Stick or box and your channels are back in minutes. There is no TV appointment to book.
Montreal apartments bring their own Wi-Fi puzzles. In a duplex or triplex with thick plaster walls, the router often sits at the front while the TV is at the back. Run an Ethernet cable down the hall or add a mesh point near the TV. Vidéotron, Bell and Fizz serve most of the island, independents such as TekSavvy resell access, and Beanfield wires some condo buildings. Any of them can carry IPTV.
New to streaming? Start with the Fire TV Stick guide or the Samsung Smart TV guide, then read our tips for a home streaming setup in Canada.
IPTV Nord works the same way everywhere in Quebec, at the same price. That includes Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, the West Island, Terrebonne and up into the Laurentians. Local news for Montreal and Quebec City has its own category, and our page on IPTV in Quebec City covers the capital. In Gatineau, see IPTV in Ottawa and Gatineau. Outside the big cities, check your connection first: a slow rural DSL line or a satellite plan with a data cap is not a good fit for IPTV.
Montreal also watches TV in many other languages, and every plan includes them:
Pick Full Channels to get all of them. They are grouped by region in the channel list, so each one is quick to find.
IPTV Montreal pricing
The same prices everywhere in Canada, in Canadian dollars. Pick how many TVs or phones in your Montreal home will watch at the same time.
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Prices in Canadian dollars. Paid once by Interac e-Transfer. No contract, no automatic renewal, and a 7-day refund policy.
Setup in 10 minutes
Pick your device for a step-by-step guide. Our support team can walk you through it in Live Chat.
Questions
IPTV Nord includes a Canadian sports category in French, which is where French hockey broadcasts are usually found, plus sports channels in English. Rights move between channels during a season, so we cannot promise a specific game or broadcaster. Watch a Canadiens game during your free 24-hour trial to check for yourself.
Yes, as long as the shared connection is steady and not overloaded. When you share Wi-Fi with a landlord or roommates, every stream in the building uses the same line, so plan for about 10 Mbps per Full HD screen. A wired connection to your TV box makes the biggest difference in a plex with thick walls.
Yes. Our Live Chat team answers in French and English, 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to midnight Eastern time, which is Montreal time. You can also email help@supportiptv.ca in either language. We guide you through setup on your TV step by step.
There is none. TV IP and télévision IP are the French names for IPTV, which means TV delivered over your internet connection instead of cable or satellite. In Quebec you will see both terms. IPTV Nord is the same service whichever name you use.
No. IPTV Nord works on any home internet provider in Montreal, including Vidéotron, Bell, Fizz and independent providers. You keep your current internet plan and add IPTV on top. A plan with at least 25 Mbps is comfortable for two screens in Full HD.
Across Canada
IPTV Nord works the same way in every province. See local notes for other cities, or go back to the IPTV Canada overview.
Start with a free 24-hour trial on your own TV and internet. If it works for you, plans start at $19 CAD.
