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Lineup
What is actually inside the guide
A channel count tells you nothing on its own. Here is how the lineup is organised, so you know what to look for when you open the guide during the trial.
US locals & regionals
Local stations for the larger metro areas across all four mainland time zones, kept in their own category instead of buried among the nationals.
Canadian & provincial
National feeds plus provincial stations from British Columbia to Newfoundland, with French-language channels in a dedicated section.
Live sport & PPV
Multiple sport categories with extra feeds opened for major events, and pay-per-view nights included in the plan. More on sport →
News 24/7
US and Canadian newsrooms alongside international 24-hour news in English and French.
Cinema & 4K
Film channels by genre plus the on-demand library, which is where most of the 4K material sits.
Entertainment & lifestyle
General entertainment, reality, comedy, drama and lifestyle — the regional variants cord cutters usually lose first.
Kids & family
A separate category in English and French, easy to leave open on a second screen without navigating the full guide.
Documentary & science
History, nature, science, travel and investigative channels — one of the most-watched sections on the service.
Music & international
24-hour music channels by genre, plus feeds from the UK, Ireland, France, Latin America and beyond.
On demand and catch-up
Movies and complete series box sets sit in the same player as the live guide, grouped by genre and year, in 4K and FHD where the source allows. Supported channels also keep a catch-up archive, so a programme that aired on Tuesday evening can still be played later in the week — which covers most of what a recording box used to do for a household.