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Live TV in The Blue Mountains, Ontario

Updated 6 October 2026

The Blue Mountains is a town of about 9,000 people in Ontario, 386 km west of Ottawa. Gabo365 streams live TV, films and series here over your home internet, to the TVs and phones you already own — no box, no contract.

Population
9,390
Time zone
UTC-5 / UTC-4
Shortest day
8 h 49 min
Per screen
from $4.42/mo

Evenings in The Blue Mountains

On 21 December, the shortest day, the sun rises in The Blue Mountains at 7:55 am and sets at 4:44 pm: 8 h 49 min of daylight. By 21 June sunset moves to 9:10 pm, with 15 h 34 min of daylight.

The Blue Mountains keeps Eastern Standard Time (UTC-5), and Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4) in summer. Accounts switch on automatically the moment payment clears, at any hour.

What each screen costs in a The Blue Mountains home

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.

The more screens and the longer the plan, the less each one costs: from $20.00 a month for a single screen down to $4.42 per screen on the 12-month plan for five screens.

Broadband in The Blue Mountains

Home internet across Canada comes mainly from Bell, Rogers, Telus, Vidéotron and Cogeco. Gabo365 runs over any of them, and over mobile data too.

Ookla's figures for August 2026 put the median fixed line in Canada at 257.9 Mbps. At about 20 Mbps per 4K stream, that is room for twelve 4K screens at once — if your own line is close to the median.

Setting it up in The Blue Mountains

Common questions

How many TVs in The Blue Mountains can watch at once?

Up to five on one account. The 12-month plan for 5 screens costs $265, which comes to $4.42 per screen per month (about CA$6.29).

Which app goes on a Fire TV Stick in The Blue Mountains?

VividoPlayer. Install it through the free Downloader app from the Amazon Appstore. Fire TV setup in Canada.

Will Bell broadband in The Blue Mountains handle 4K?

A 4K stream needs about 20 Mbps. Any Bell, Rogers, Telus, Vidéotron or Cogeco plan at that speed or more will do; check what your line in The Blue Mountains actually delivers, since speeds vary street by street.

Can I pay in Canadian dollars?

The charge is in US dollars to a Visa or Mastercard, and your bank converts it. One month for one screen is about CA$28.

Can I try it in The Blue Mountains first?

Yes — a 24-hour free trial on one screen, no card needed. Start the trial.

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