IPTV Ottawa — Both Languages,
Every Channel
From Centretown to Orléans to Gatineau across the river, the capital streams with Digiwave: 48,000+ live channels and 200,000+ movies & shows in English and French, in HD and 4K — no cable box, no contract, no committee required to approve the decision.
Built for How Ottawa Actually Watches
A bilingual city with two provinces in its metro area needs TV that keeps up. Here is why capital-region households are cutting the cord.
A budget line that behaves
A full cable bundle runs $100+ a month before sports. Digiwave starts at $6.67/month — a rounding error, and for once the surplus is yours.
Sens games, never missed
Every Senators game with multiple HD and 4K feeds, full guide and catch-up — because Question Period runs long, and so does the 417.
Genuinely bilingual TV
Complete English and French lineups side by side — sports, news, cinema, kids — plus support that answers in the language you open with.
Channels for every household
International programming in dozens of languages for one of Canada's most diverse cities — one subscription, everyone's shows.
What Ottawa Watches With Digiwave
Not a vague promise of "thousands of channels" — here is what the lineup means for a capital-region living room.
A season ticket for the couch
- Every Senators game — multiple feeds, HD & 4K
- Redblacks and the full CFL season
- Atlético Ottawa and Canadian soccer
- NHL around the league — including the Leafs, for diplomatic reasons
- NFL Sundays, Premier League mornings, F1 weekends
- UFC fight nights and PPV events included
Beyond the games
A library of 200,000+ movies and series on demand — new releases, classics and complete box-sets in both official languages — quietly replaces two or three streaming subscriptions. Add kids' channels for snow-day mornings and world news for the dinner table, and one login becomes the entire household's TV plan, on both sides of the river.
Split between Ottawa and Gatineau? Kids at uni in Kingston? Multi-device plans give each screen its own login that works across different addresses, networks and even provinces. From 2 to 5 screens, see our multi-connection plans.
Will It Run on Your Ottawa Internet?
Short answer: yes. The checklist before your free trial:
1. Check your speed
You need just 15 Mbps for HD, 25 Mbps for 4K per screen. Bell Fibe covers much of the capital with far more; Rogers cable and local ISPs like TekSavvy clear it comfortably. In a Centretown apartment with busy evening Wi-Fi, one ethernet cable to the TV settles it.
2. Pick any device
Smart TV, Firestick, Android box, Apple TV, phone or laptop — whatever is plugged in at your place is supported, with a step-by-step tutorial for each.
3. Five minutes to live TV
Pay by Interac e-Transfer, get your login by email within minutes, follow the guide for your device — most of the capital is watching before the kettle whistles.
Ottawa is one stop on the map. Digiwave is an IPTV Canada service — the same 48,000+ channels, 99.9% uptime and bilingual 24/7 support from coast to coast. New to IPTV entirely? Our homepage explains how it works in plain English (et en français aussi), and the free 24-hour trial proves it on your own screen.
Capital Prices, Without the Capital Committee
Every plan includes everything — all channels in both languages, the full VOD library, HD & 4K, and 24/7 support. Longer just costs less.
$19.99/mo
Only $11.66/mo
Only $8.33/mo
Only $6.67/mo · Best value
IPTV in Ottawa — Quick Answers
What the capital asks us before cutting the cord.
Perfectly. Bell Fibe, Rogers cable, or an independent like TekSavvy — you only need 15 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K per screen, which nearly every capital-region connection clears easily. Centretown, Kanata, Orléans or Barrhaven: if your internet works, your channels work.
Every one — multiple HD and 4K feeds per game, a full TV guide, and catch-up for the nights the 417 or a late meeting wins. Redblacks, Atlético Ottawa and the full NHL, NFL and international calendar are in the same subscription.
Complete — and that matters in this city. French-language sports, news, cinema, téléromans and kids' programming sit alongside the full English lineup, and households in Gatineau or Orléans switch between the two without thinking about it. Our support answers in whichever language you open with.
Run your own numbers: a full cable bundle with sports typically lands at $100–150/month in the capital. Our 1-year plan works out to $6.67/month for one device — $1,000–1,700 a year back in your budget, no Treasury Board submission required.
Yes. Multi-device plans give each screen its own dedicated login, and they work across different addresses, networks and provinces — Ottawa on one side, Gatineau on the other, the cottage up the Valley on weekends. Plans cover 2 to 5 screens.
Tonight. Pay by Interac e-Transfer, get your login by email within minutes, follow our setup guide for your device, and you're streaming before puck drop. If anything snags, our bilingual 24/7 support walks you through it live.
Ottawa, Your TV Deserves A Majority
Try Digiwave free for 24 hours — a Sens game, a movie in either language, and you'll know.