Kemo SAT in Canada
Kemo IPTV in Canada
Kemo IPTV works across Canada on any home internet connection. It includes English and French Canadian channels, NHL and CFL coverage, US networks and international packages, with a TV guide that follows your province's time zone from Pacific to Newfoundland. You pay in US dollars with no contract.
Which channels does Kemo IPTV have in Canada?
Alongside the full list of 34,000+ channels, these are the groups viewers in Canada use most. Every group is included in every plan, and you can hide the ones you don't need in your player app.
Canadian English
National networks, news and entertainment
Québec / French
French-language networks, news and sport
US channels
US networks and cable channels for cross-border viewing
News
Canadian and international news channels
Kids
English and French children's channels
International
South Asian, Arabic, Caribbean and European packages
What sports can you watch in Canada?
The sports below are the ones customers in Canada ask about most. Matches appear on the channels that hold the broadcast rights, so availability of a single game follows that broadcaster's schedule. Test a live event during the free trial if a particular league matters to you.
NHL
Hockey Night in Canada, national games and regional broadcasts in English and French
CFL
Regular season and the Grey Cup
NBA & MLB
Toronto teams plus US national broadcasts
MLS & soccer
Canadian MLS clubs, Premier League and Champions League
Curling & winter sports
Major curling events when broadcast
Combat sports
UFC and boxing event channels when scheduled
Which time zone does the TV guide use?
Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern, Atlantic and Newfoundland (UTC−3:30). Set the time zone on your device; for half-hour offsets, choose the exact Newfoundland zone rather than shifting the EPG by a full hour.
What internet speed do you need in Canada?
Canadian fibre and cable plans handle several streams easily. In rural areas on fixed wireless or satellite internet, test during the 24-hour trial in the evening — that's when congestion shows.
- Some Canadian ISPs supply routers with 'Smart Wi-Fi' band steering that bounces the TV between bands — give the 5 GHz network its own name if channels drop.
- French-speaking households can set the app's audio and subtitle preference to French where channels offer multiple tracks.
- Hockey nights are the busiest time for streaming — Ethernet to the main TV makes the biggest difference.
How much is Kemo IPTV in Canada?
Prices are the same everywhere and charged in US dollars: $13 for one month, $49 for six months and $69 for twelve months on one device ($5.75/month). Your bank converts the amount to local currency.
Kemo IPTV Canada questions
Does Kemo IPTV include French Canadian channels?
Yes. There is a dedicated Québec/French group with French-language news, entertainment and sports channels, separate from the English Canadian group. You can hide the group you don't need in apps like TiviMate to keep the guide short.
Can I pay in Canadian dollars?
Prices are listed in US dollars. Your bank or payment provider converts the amount to CAD at its own rate when you pay. The 12-month single-device plan is $69 USD.
Ready to watch Kemo SAT?
Start with the 24-hour free trial or pick a plan from $13. Your login usually arrives 5–30 minutes after payment.
- From $13 a month
- No contract, no auto-renewal
- 7-day refund policy