Live TV for Canada
Apollo Group TV in Canada: Puck Drop, Local News and a Film Library
With Apollo Group TV, a Canadian home gets 21,000+ live channels, Canadian and American networks in one guide, and 33,000+ films and episodes, all streamed over its own internet connection. A plan covers up to 5 screens and doesn't need a satellite dish or a contract, from Moncton to Nanaimo.
- Live channels
- Films and episodes on demand
- Screens at the same time
- A month on the yearly plan
How it fits a Canadian household
Instead of a cable or satellite bill, you use an app. The channels come in over the internet to a Firestick, smart TV or phone, which most homes already have. Every plan carries Canadian, American and international channels covering hockey and other sport, news, entertainment and kids' programming, plus an on-demand catalogue with no commercials.
Apollo Group Television runs this site and sells those plans in every province and territory. The home page has the general introduction, so this page sticks to the details that are particular to Canada.
What's on, from a Canadian point of view
Because the guide sorts channels by country and genre, the Canadian section is easy to jump to. Before you order, you can search the full channel line-up by country.
Hockey and the rest of the sport
Hockey is well covered through the Canadian sports networks, and basketball, baseball, combat sports and racing are there too. Sport comes with every plan; the sports page goes into the detail.
Canadian and American, side by side
Canadian channels and the US networks your neighbours talk about are in one guide, so you aren't paying for two services.
Programming en français
The guide includes channels from France, which francophone viewers in Quebec, New Brunswick and Ontario often look for.
Rolling news
News channels run all day and night, handy during an election night or a winter storm.
On-demand catalogue
33,000+ films and episodes without ad breaks, to watch whenever it suits you.
A corner for the kids
Cartoon and family channels are grouped together, which makes it easier for younger kids to find their favourites on their own.
Canada
How it works differently in Canada
The service itself is the same on both sides of the border, but a few practical details differ.
Checkout through Shakepay
Shakepay, a Canadian app that a lot of people use to buy bitcoin, is the easiest way to pay us from Canada. Sending Bitcoin from another wallet is fine too.
Prices are in US dollars
Plans are priced in USD, so the amount in Canadian dollars depends on the exchange rate on the day you pay.
Any province, any territory
It works the same in a Halifax apartment or a cottage in Muskoka; what counts is the connection. There's no installer visit and no equipment to return.
Long winters and slow connections
Hockey season and long evenings indoors are when a slow connection gets noticed. If you suspect your provider throttles video, the VPN guide explains when a VPN makes a difference.
Room for the whole household
A plan can have up to 5 connections, and adding more lowers the price of each, by up to 30% per connection.
Getting set up from Canada
Decide on a plan
Choose how long you want and how many screens your home needs, then send the order on WhatsApp.
Pay from Shakepay
We send you the total in US dollars, which you can pay from Shakepay or any bitcoin wallet.
Install the app and sign in
The login details arrive in the same WhatsApp chat. The device install walkthroughs show where to enter them, and the sign-in fixes help if the app won't accept them.
Apollo Group TV prices for Canadian homes
Amounts are in US dollars. Choose the number of screens first, because each extra one lowers the cost of every connection.
Between 1 and 5 screens streaming at the same time
21,000+ live channels in HD
TV from 40+ countries: American, Canadian, British, Latin American, German, Nordic, Arabic and Israeli channels among them
Sport, news, kids' and entertainment channels on every plan
33,000+ films and episodes on demand, with no ads
More screens, lower price per screen
Starter
$24.99
30 Days
A month with the full line-up. It's the cheapest way to find out how well the service runs on your own TV and internet.
Growth
$51.99
Order on WhatsAppSave 29%90 Days
Three months for not much more than the price of two. Long enough to cover most of a sports season in one go.
Elite
$89.99
Order on WhatsAppSave 39%180 Days
Six months at a much lower monthly cost than Starter. A good middle ground if you'd rather not commit to a full year, and you only renew twice a year.
Professional
$159.99
Paid annually
Order on WhatsAppSave 49% per month365 Days
A full year in one payment, and the lowest monthly cost we offer. You won't need to think about renewing until next year.
Bitcoin
Shakepay
Questions and answers
Questions from Canadian customers
Do you take Shakepay?
We do. Canadian customers pay with Shakepay or Bitcoin, and the plans page walks through both.
Why are the prices in US dollars?
All our plans are priced in USD, from $24.99 for 30 days to roughly $13.33 USD a month on the yearly plan, so your total in Canadian dollars depends on the exchange rate. The Canadian price table lets you compare them.
Will it work where I live?
It works in every province and territory, provided you have a supported device and a steady connection. If you're rural and on a slower link, try the 30-day plan first to see how it holds up.
Are Canadian channels included?
They are. Canadian channels have their own section in the guide, alongside the American networks and the international channels.
Which devices are supported?
Most screens that go online will work, a Firestick, a smart TV, an Android phone or tablet, and a laptop included. The player app guide says which app suits each one.
How many screens can stream together?
As many as 5, one for each connection you order. The more connections you take, the less each of them costs.
What if it won't play on my device?
Write to us first, since most problems take a few minutes to fix. If it still won't run, you can ask for a refund within 7 days, as our Refund Policy explains.
Based in the US instead?
Prices in dollars, paying with Cash App or Bitcoin, and the questions we hear most from American customers.