Rights change every season. Here's who legally carries each league in Canada right now, and which app gets you the game.
Hockey · October – June
Sportsnet holds national rights; Prime Video carries exclusive Monday Night Hockey.
Full NHL guide →Basketball · October – June
Raptors games live mostly on Sportsnet; national games split with TSN and Prime Video.
Full NBA guide →Baseball · March – October
Every Blue Jays game airs on Sportsnet; Apple TV has Friday Night Baseball.
Full MLB guide →Football · September – February
DAZN carries NFL Game Pass in Canada; TSN airs the marquee weekly windows.
Full NFL guide →Football · June – November
TSN is the exclusive Canadian home of every CFL game and the Grey Cup.
Full CFL guide →Motorsport · March – December
TSN shows every race weekend; F1 TV Pro adds onboard cameras and team radio.
Full Formula 1 guide →Soccer · August – May
Fubo holds exclusive Canadian rights to all 380 Premier League matches.
Full Premier League guide →Soccer · September – May
Paramount+ streams matches in Canada alongside DAZN coverage.
Full UEFA Champions League guide →Soccer · February – December
MLS Season Pass on Apple TV carries every match, including Toronto FC, CF Montréal and Whitecaps.
Full MLS guide →Multi-sport · Every two years
CBC is Canada's Olympic broadcaster — the cheapest way to watch is free.
Full Olympic Games guide →