Trex IPTV Canada brings Canadian, American and international channels together, with a TV guide set to your own province’s time. Try it free before you choose a plan.
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Prices are in US dollars. If you pay in pounds, Canadian or Australian dollars or euros, your card provider converts the amount at its own rate.
Canada stretches across six time zones, two official languages and some of the widest gaps between city and rural internet anywhere. A TV service that works well here has to handle all three. This page explains how Trex TV fits a Canadian home, from the TV guide in your province’s time to tips for connections outside the big cities.
A single plan gives you 33,000+ live channels and 160,000+ titles to stream on demand. In Canadian homes, these are the categories that get the most use:
Line-ups shift over time, so we stick to categories rather than naming individual channels. If there is a channel you cannot live without, check with us before ordering, or confirm it during your trial.
The TV guide (EPG) takes its times from your device’s clock settings, and Canada spans six zones:
| Time zone | Where |
|---|---|
| Newfoundland | Newfoundland and southeastern Labrador (half an hour ahead of Atlantic) |
| Atlantic | Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island |
| Eastern | Most of Ontario and Quebec |
| Central | Manitoba and parts of Ontario |
| Mountain | Alberta, the Northwest Territories, Yukon (all year) and parts of British Columbia |
| Pacific | Most of British Columbia |
Two details trip people up. Newfoundland’s half-hour offset means a guide set to Atlantic time will be thirty minutes out. Most of Saskatchewan does not change its clocks, so choose the Saskatchewan setting rather than Central. Elsewhere, leave automatic time on; if listings drift after a clock change, a quick guide refresh in the app sorts it out.
In most cities, fibre and cable connections handle Trex TV with room to spare. Outside urban centres, fixed wireless, DSL and satellite connections vary more, especially in the evening. Run a speed test on the TV or streaming device itself and look for a consistent result of at least:
Some practical advice for Canadian homes:
Odds are you already own a compatible device. Canadians most often use:
Choose yours in our Trex IPTV setup guides for numbered steps.
Our prices are listed in US dollars, so a 12 Months plan costs $69.99 ($5.83 a month). When you pay with a Canadian card, your bank converts the total into Canadian dollars at the rate it uses that day; a few cards also charge a foreign transaction fee, which your bank can confirm. The plan, the total and the payment methods are agreed in the WhatsApp chat before anything is charged.
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We are authorized to resell Trex TV, yet the service itself belongs to its owner, not to us. Being upfront about that is part of how we work. In return you get help that is easy to reach: messages answered at any hour, instructions for your specific device and a trial before any payment. Look over the Trex IPTV subscription page, find out how the free trial works, or go back to Trex IPTV for the full story.
GMT and BST guide times, British spelling, and tips for full-fibre and FTTC broadband.
Guide times for all six US time zones, plus tips for cable, fiber and data caps.
AWST, ACST and AEST guide times, daylight-saving differences between states, and NBN tips.
English-language TV for expats, CET and CEST guide times, and tips for DSL, cable and fibre.
The one set on your device. Canada has six: Newfoundland, Atlantic, Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific. Most of Saskatchewan stays on the same time all year, so choose the Saskatchewan setting there instead of Central.
Prices are in US dollars: $69.99 for 12 months. Your card provider converts the amount to Canadian dollars at its own rate, and some cards add a foreign transaction fee.
Often, yes, if the connection is steady. Fixed wireless and some rural plans vary through the evening, so test at your usual viewing time during the free trial. A wired connection to the TV helps, and Full HD needs far less than 4K.
The line-up includes English and French-language Canadian channels alongside US and international ones. Channel availability may vary, so ask us about your favourite channels before you order.
No. A smart TV with an app store, a Fire TV Stick or an Android TV box is enough. Our setup guides show you how to install everything.
Test Trex TV on your own screen first. When you are happy, the 12 Months plan is $69.99, which works out at $5.83 a month, with every feature included.