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Prime Video Canada Is Getting a Legally Blonde Spinoff in July. Here’s the Rest of the Lineup.
Amazon has announced what's coming to Prime Video Canada for July 2026. Highlights include the premiere of the Legally Blonde prequel series Elle, alongside new original series Young Farts Trailer Parts and Ride or Die. The streaming slate also features high-profile movie additions like The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and Reminders Of Him, complemented by...
Everything Arriving On Netflix Canada In July 2026: Enola Holmes 3 And More
Netflix has announced what's coming to the streaming service in Canada for July 2026. The July lineup is highlighted by the premiere of Enola Holmes 3, the third season of the NFL docuseries Quarterback, and the arrival of nine Fast & Furious franchise films at the end of the month. Here's what's new on Netflix...
Everything Coming to Disney+ Canada in July 2026
Disney+ Canada has revealed its full lineup of new movies, series, and live events hitting the platform throughout July 2026. Highlights include the Season 2 premiere of X-Men '97, a new Descendants movie, King of the Hill Season 15, and live Lollapalooza streams on July 30 and 31. Here's everything coming to Disney+ Canada in...
Canadians Can Get Paramount+ for $2.99 a Month. Here’s the Deadline
Paramount+ is cutting the price of its Standard plan in Canada, but only for a limited time. New and returning subscribers can grab the ad-free Standard plan for $2.99 a month for the first two months. That's down from the usual $11.99, so you're looking at $18 in savings over the two months. The Standard...
Sportsnet and CBC Just Announced the End of NHL Hockey on Public Television
Hockey Night in Canada is leaving the CBC, marking the end of an era. Rogers-owned Sportsnet and the CBC have officially announced that the public broadcaster will air its final NHL games at the end of the current season, wrapping up a 12-year sub-licensing partnership between the two networks. In a joint statement on Tuesday...
Fox Is Buying Roku for $22 Billion. Here’s What It Means for Streaming
Fox has agreed to acquire Roku in a deal valued at approximately $22 billion US, combining Fox's live sports and news content with Roku's massive streaming platform. Under the terms of the deal, Fox will pay $160 US per share, split between $96 in cash and the rest in Fox Class A common stock. Roku...
Canada vs Bosnia Is Friday. Here’s How to Watch the World Cup Opener
Canada kicks off its 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign on Friday against Bosnia-Herzegovina at BMO Field in Toronto, and the stakes couldn't be higher for the host nation. This is just Canada's third World Cup appearance ever, following 1986 and 2022, and the first time the team has made it to back-to-back tournaments. Granted, they...
How to Watch and Stream the 2026 FIFA World Cup Live in Canada
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off tomorrow, June 11, in North America, and Canadian fans have plenty of options to catch every match. Here's a full breakdown of how to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada, including TV channels, streaming services, and free public watch parties. How to Watch the 2026 FIFA...
Roku Launches Free “Soccer Zone” Across Canada
Roku has launched a dedicated Soccer Zone in Canada to centralise live World Cup matches from TSN, RDS, and Crave alongside dynamic scoreboards.
Bell Media Is Bringing Back ‘The Littlest Hobo’ on Crave With Seth Rogen
The Littlest Hobo is coming back, and Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are the ones bringing it back. Bell Media announced Thursday that the iconic Canadian series is getting a live-action drama adaptation for Crave, marking the first project out of its creative partnership with Lionsgate Canada and Point Grey Pictures (the production company founded...
The UFC Just Killed Pay-Per-View in Canada With This Paramount+ Deal
Canadian UFC fans are about to see a big change in how they watch numbered events. Paramount+ and the UFC announced a new six-year media rights deal today that will bring all numbered UFC events exclusively to the streaming platform in Canada starting in 2027. The big deal for subscribers is that all 13 annual...
Ottawa Just Scrapped the Streaming Tax and Is Cutting a $600 Million Cheque Instead
The federal government is overriding a CRTC decision that would have forced major streaming platforms to pay a 15% levy to fund Canadian content, citing concerns that the costs would have been passed straight to consumers. The CRTC had bumped the contribution rate from 5% to 15% under the Online Streaming Act, targeting foreign (well,...