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TSN, CTV or RDS? Everything you need to know about how to watch and live stream FIFA World Cup 2026 in Canada

Bell Media holds exclusive FIFA World Cup television rights in Canada, and will broadcast the 2026 tournament's 104 matches across its English-language terrestrial TV network CTV, French-language terrestrial channel Noovo, plus its subscription sports networks - TSN in the English language and RDS in the French language.

Every game from the 2026 World Cup will be live in English on the TSN channels and in French on the RDS network. Selected games will be televised by CTV and its streaming platform Crave, including every Canada match, six round of 32 fixtures, four round of 16 clashes, all four quarter-finals, both semi-finals and the final.

Here at GOAL, we give you a full breakdown of where to watch each and every game from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including a regularly-updated table of which network is broadcasting each individual fixture.

Which channels are the Canada games on?

CTV, Noovo, TSN and RDS will televise all of Canada's fixtures from Group B, and any knockout stage games they advance to.

If you prefer to watch online or through mobile devices, you can view these games through streaming platform Crave (via the live CTV and Noovo channels) plus the TSN+ and RDS apps.

Here is a full breakdown of the Canadian TV coverage of Canada's Group B matches:

Date

Game

Kick-off time (ET)

Channel

June 12

Canada vs Bosnia and Herzegovina

3pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / RDS / Noovo / Crave

June 18

Canada vs Qatar

6pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Noovo / Crave

June 24

Switzerland vs Canada

3pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Noovo / Crave

Which matches will I be able to watch on free-to-air TV?

CTV is set to broadcast live coverage of selected "marquee" matches from the FIFA World Cup 2026. It will televise 27 group games including all three of Canada's Group B fixtures, six (of 16) fixtures from the round of 32, half (four of eight) of the ties from the round of 16, then every match from the quarter-finals onwards with the exception of the third place play-off.

The live coverage of these 44 games will be able to be streamed through Crave, with French-language broadcasts of Canada's fixtures and the final also being available free-to-air through Noovo.

Should Canada be involved in a round of 32 or round of 16 game that is not currently listed to be broadcast on CTV, Noovo and Crave, it is likely that such a fixture would be added to CTV's line-up of live matches.

You can see a full list of the 2026 FIFA World Cup games that CTV is set to broadcast in our table below, including their dates and kick-off times.

Date

Game

Kick-off time (ET)

Channel

June 11

Mexico vs South Africa

3pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 12

Canada vs Bosnia and Herzegovina

3pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / RDS / Noovo / Crave

June 13

United States vs Paraguay

9pm

CTV2 / TSN1 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 13

Qatar vs Switzerland

3pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 13

Brazil vs Morocco

6pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 13

Haiti vs Scotland

9pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 14

Australia vs Turkey

12am

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 14

Germany vs Curacao

1pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 14

Netherlands vs Japan

4pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 17

Portugal vs DR Congo

1pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 17

England vs Croatia

4pm

CTV2 / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 17

Ghana vs Panama

7pm

CTV2 / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 18

Canada vs Qatar

6pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Noovo / Crave

June 20

Netherlands vs Sweden

1pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 20

Germany vs Ivory Coast

4pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 20

Ecuador vs Curacao

8pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 21

Spain vs Saudi Arabia

12pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 21

Belgium vs Iran

3pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 21

Uruguay vs Cape Verde

11pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 22

New Zealand vs Egypt

9pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 23

Panama vs Croatia

7pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 24

Switzerland vs Canada

3pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN3 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Noovo / Crave

June 26

Senegal vs Iraq

3pm

CTV / TSN2 / RDS / Crave

June 26

New Zealand vs Belgium

11pm

CTV2 / TSN1 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 27

Panama vs England

5pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / RDS / Crave

June 27

Colombia vs Portgual

7.30pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

June 27

Jordan vs Argentina

10pm

CTV / TSN1 / TSN4 / TSN5 / RDS / Crave

Where can I watch French-language World Cup coverage?

RDS has Canada's French-speaking football fanbase covered, as the Bell Media-owned sports network will be broadcasting live coverage of all 104 FIFA World Cup games, with its commentary and studio segments entirely in the French language.

All of Canada's matches will also be televised by French-language terrestrial TV channel Noovo. The free-to-air broadcaster will also air live coverage of the World Cup final on Sunday July 19.

Can I watch the US TV coverage in Canada?

In selected Canadian television markets, local FOX affiliate channels are available, either over-the-air near the Canada-US border, or through satellite and cable television services.

Fox Sports holds the official TV rights to the FIFA World Cup 2026 in the United States, with the broadcaster set to televise 70 of the tournament's 104 matches on its free-to-air FOX channel (the remaining 34 games will air across FS1 and FS2).

It is possible that you may be able to access the Fox Sports coverage through your TV package. If so, you'll be able to watch up to 26 more games than the number of matches available on Canada's free-to-air World Cup broadcasters CTV and Noovo.

How to watch the Canadian TV coverage with a VPN

If you are travelling abroad or just want to access your usual streaming services from a different part of the world, you may run into geo-restrictions. This is where a Virtual Private Network (VPN) comes in handy.

A VPN, such as ExpressVPN, allows you to establish a secure, encrypted connection online. By virtually changing your location to a country where the game is being broadcast, you can bypass blackout restrictions and watch your favourite team live. A step-by-step guide is described later in this article, or you can also check out our guide to the best VPNs for streaming sports.


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