One stick per TV
A Firestick on each TV lets the kitchen and the living room watch different Greek channels at once on a 2-screen plan.
Greeks abroad
The Danforth in Toronto, Park-Extension in Montreal, Kitsilano in Vancouver: Greek Canadians watch the channels from home on IPTV, with no cable add-on.
Updated November 2026 · 5-minute read · written by the Greece IPTV team
In short
In Canada, Greek IPTV is an alternative to buying a Greek channel add-on from a cable or fibre provider. You need a streaming device or smart TV app, a home connection of 15 Mbps or more per screen, and a subscription with the Greek channels. Toronto and Montreal are seven hours behind Athens most of the year.
Canadians often search for "Greek channels on Bell" or "on Rogers": the big providers have offered small Greek add-ons, usually a few channels on top of a TV plan you must also keep. IPTV gives you the Greek and Cypriot line-up on its own, for a fixed price, on any TV in the house.
Greek evening news arrives at lunchtime in Toronto and Montreal, and mid-morning in Vancouver. Super League Sunday matches fit a Canadian Sunday afternoon in the east.
Time difference
| In Athens | Toronto / Montreal / Ottawa | Winnipeg | Calgary / Edmonton | Vancouver |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning show 08:00 | 01:00 | 00:00 | 23:00 (day before) | 22:00 (day before) |
| Main news 20:00 | 13:00 | 12:00 | 11:00 | 10:00 |
| Match 21:00 | 14:00 | 13:00 | 12:00 | 11:00 |
Same gap most of the year; for about two weeks in March and one week around early November it is one hour shorter.
Practical
A Firestick on each TV lets the kitchen and the living room watch different Greek channels at once on a 2-screen plan.
Greek cartoons and kids channels help children keep their Greek between Saturday school lessons.
In BC the Athens news is a 10:00 coffee; the evening series are best on catch-up.
Questions
Yes. IPTV works over any internet connection and does not need a TV plan from your provider.
Greek prime time (about 21:00 in Athens) is around 14:00 in Toronto most of the year.
The channels are in Greek, of course; our site and support are in English and Greek.
Prices are in US dollars; your card or PayPal converts at its rate.
Free for 24 hours, no card. Test it on a Sunday when Greece plays.