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Netflix Canada is adding a stacked lineup this November, with Stranger Things 5: Volume 1, new Netflix Originals, and plenty of returning classics. See below for everything coming to Netflix Canada in November 2025. There's also lots of holiday content coming your way too (Love Actually, anyone?), while all Transformers and Shrek movies are back....

It all comes down to one game. The Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners face off tonight in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series, with a trip to the World Series on the line. The Jays came back in a dominant Game 6 win last night (after a questionable bullpen decision by manager...

CBC has launched a dedicated Schitt’s Creek channel on its free streaming service, CBC Gem, letting viewers binge all six seasons of the hit Canadian comedy on repeat—plus the one-hour farewell special Best Wishes, Warmest Regards: A Schitt’s Creek Farewell. The nonstop Schitt’s Creek feed joins CBC’s growing lineup of free ad-supported (FAST) channels that...

Apple has signed a five-year deal with Formula 1 to become the exclusive broadcaster of all F1 races in the United States, beginning next year, according to the companies. The agreement will make Apple TV the new home for every Grand Prix, including practice, qualifying, and Sprint sessions. “We’re thrilled to expand our relationship with...

Apple and NBCUniversal have announced a new streaming bundle combining Apple TV (formerly known as Apple TV+) and Peacock, launching October 20 in the United States. The partnership marks Apple’s first direct bundle with another streaming platform, offering both services’ original shows, movies, and live sports under a single subscription. The bundle will be available...

Disney+ Canada’s November 2025 lineup is here and includes All’s Fair (November 4), a new drama about a group of female divorce lawyers who leave their firm to launch their own powerhouse practice, balancing ambition, loyalty, and personal turmoil. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Season 3 (November 13) sees #Momtok thrown into chaos as...

Bell Media’s streaming service Crave has quietly removed its Basic with Ads plan, which used to be the cheapest option for subscribers. The Basic tier originally launched at $9.99/month in 2023 and later increased to $11.99/month in May 2025. It offered 720p video, one stream at a time, and support for Chromecast but not AirPlay,...

If you’re looking to get a free 30-day trial of Paramount+ Canada, there’s a promo code available that offers up one month of its standard or premium plan for new subscribers. The promo code pluto-tv-ncis will give you 30 days free, then it will auto-renew at the current price of the standard or premium plan....

Disney+ is rebranding its general entertainment hub in Canada. Starting October 8, the Star section on Disney+ will be replaced by Hulu, aligning the Canadian platform with the U.S. and other international markets. The content won’t change—shows like Only Murders in the Building, The Kardashians, and Futurama will remain available—but they’ll now appear under the...

October is packed on Paramount+ Canada with new shows, returning hits, and plenty of Halloween scares, says the streaming service. Mayor of Kingstown with Jeremy Renner is back for season 4 (the show is a bit depressing), while music fans can check out Ozzy: No Escape From Now, a documentary on Ozzy Osbourne’s later years....

Two of Paramount+’s biggest dramas are officially on the calendar, just in time for fall TV watching. Landman returns for its second season on Sunday, November 16, 2025, streaming exclusively on Paramount+ Canada. The show, from Taylor Sheridan (Yellowstone) and Christian Wallace, is set in the oil boomtowns of West Texas and follows Tommy Norris,...

Bell Media’s Crave’s Standard With Ads subscription is now available directly through Amazon Prime Video in Canada for $11.99 per month. Customers can sign up via primevideo.com and manage their subscription through their Prime Video account. The Standard with Ads plan is $14.99/month on Crave.ca, but it’s $3/month cheaper through Prime Video versus the Crave...