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200 towns and cities

Live TV in Canada

Updated 6 October 2026

What Gabo365 costs per screen in Canada, whether your broadband will carry it, how to set it up on each device — and local pages for 200 towns and cities.

Background reading: IPTV in Canada, explained.

Per screen, per month

Plan1 screen2 screens5 screens
1 month$20.00 ≈ CA$28$20.00 ≈ CA$28—
3 months$15.00 ≈ CA$21$15.00 ≈ CA$21—
6 months$10.00 ≈ CA$14$10.00 ≈ CA$14—
12 months$7.50 ≈ CA$11$7.08 ≈ CA$10$4.42 ≈ CA$6.29

Per screen, per month. Charged in US dollars to a Visa or Mastercard; your bank converts it to Canadian dollars. Local amounts are estimates at the 5 October 2026 rate of $1 = 1.42 CAD.

Broadband in Canada

The main home-internet providers are Bell, Rogers, Telus, Vidéotron and Cogeco.

Ookla's Speedtest Global Index put the median fixed line at 257.9 Mbps down and 95.4 Mbps up in August 2026. A 4K stream needs about 20 Mbps, so the median home could run twelve 4K screens at once.

Daylight across the country

On the shortest day of the year, daylight across these towns runs from 4 h 57 min in Yellowknife to 9 h 06 min in Essex.

Set-up guides

Common questions

What does Gabo365 cost in Canada?

From $20 a month for one screen (about CA$28). Shared across five screens on a 12-month plan, it is $4.42 per screen per month.

Does it work with Bell, Rogers and Telus?

Yes, with every provider in Canada — it only needs a working internet connection.

How do I pay?

With a Visa or Mastercard. The charge is in US dollars; your bank converts it to Canadian dollars.

Does the time zone matter?

No. Canada spans 6 time zones, and accounts switch on automatically at any hour in all of them.

Towns and cities in Canada

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba

New Brunswick

Newfoundland and Labrador

Northwest Territories

Nova Scotia

Ontario