How to Watch Canada at the 2026 World Cup: TV Channels and Streaming

Canada’s 2026 FIFA World Cup home campaign is set to receive extensive television and streaming coverage on both sides of the border, with English and Spanish options available in the United States and full English and French service in Canada. However, conflicting fixture information means supporters should await confirmation of Canada’s final group schedule and venues.

Broadcast routes for Canada supporters

In the United States, FOX and FS1 hold the English-language rights to the tournament. Telemundo and Universo will carry Spanish-language television coverage, while Peacock will show all 104 World Cup matches live in Spanish.

• FOX and FS1 will share the English-language broadcasts.
• Telemundo is scheduled to show the majority of major Spanish-language matches.
• Universo will carry selected fixtures, simultaneous group-stage matches and additional programming.
• Peacock will stream each of the tournament’s 104 games with Spanish commentary.
• Live-TV streaming services carrying FOX and FS1 can provide digital access, although local FOX availability can vary by provider and location.

Fubo’s standard English-language package includes Telemundo, while its Latino package also provides the Spanish-language network. Universo is available through Fubo’s Latino plan and through selected add-ons to English-language subscriptions. Telemundo and Universo have returned to Fubo following a distribution agreement with NBCUniversal.

Canadian coverage across Bell Media networks

Bell Media owns the exclusive Canadian rights for the 2026 World Cup. TSN will be the main English-language broadcaster, with all 104 matches also available through TSN+ for streaming subscribers.

• CTV will show every Canada match free to air.
• CTV’s coverage will also include the knockout rounds and the World Cup final.
• RDS will provide the full tournament in French on television.
• French-language streaming coverage will be available through RDS GO.

Canada are due to play their home fixtures in Vancouver and Toronto as the country co-hosts the expanded World Cup with the United States and Mexico.

Fixture details require clarification

Two different sets of opponents appear in the published schedule information. One listing places Canada in Group A against Togo on June 12, Ecuador on June 18 and Denmark on June 24. A separate schedule labels Canada as a Group B side and gives matches against Bosnia and Herzegovina, Qatar and Switzerland on the same dates.

The second listing also supplies US kickoff times:

With the group designation, opponents and match listings not aligned, fans should check the official FIFA fixture release before making travel, viewing or subscription arrangements for Canada’s first World Cup on home soil.