IPTV Regina, SK | Canadian IPTV Service

What is specific to Regina

Every Roughriders game airs on TSN, and Mosaic Stadium game days are a provincial event.
Saskatchewan does not observe daylight saving time. Pick Regina in your device settings, not a generic Central zone.
Regina has its own CTV, Global and CBC stations with local news.
SaskTel infiNET fibre covers much of the city, with Starlink common in rural areas.

Ask anyone in Regina what they need from a TV service and the answer usually starts with green. The Riders are a year-round topic of conversation, and missing a game is not an option. Add local news, the Pats, and a guide that does not break when the rest of the country changes its clocks, and you have the checklist. Here is how to tick every box.

Local channels Regina households look for

Regina has its own network stations. Check these by name during the trial:

CTV Regina (CKCK)
Global Regina (CFRE)
CBC Saskatchewan (CBKT)
Ici Radio-Canada Saskatchewan for francophone viewers
TSN and Sportsnet West for regional sport

The main Regina stations are free over the air, a handy backup for local news and weather.

Sport in Regina

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are the reason this city goes green every summer. Every game airs on TSN, and the Grey Cup in November is a national event even when the Riders are not in it; see our CFL and Grey Cup guide. The Regina Pats, one of the oldest junior hockey clubs in the world, play WHL hockey at the Brandt Centre. NHL loyalties split between Oilers, Flames, Jets and Leafs.

Team	League	Where games usually air
Saskatchewan Roughriders	CFL	TSN, RDS
Regina Pats	WHL	Local and streaming coverage

Regional blackouts follow league territories and apply to every service, licensed or not. Before you commit, test your team's feed during the free trial on a night they actually play. Our hockey without cable guide explains how national and regional rights split.

Fransaskois, Indigenous and newcomer viewers

Regina has a Fransaskois community, large First Nations and Métis populations, and growing Filipino, South Asian and African communities. APTN, French-language Canadian channels and international groups are part of every plan.

Internet in Regina

SaskTel infiNET fibre covers much of Regina and Rogers (formerly Shaw) offers cable. In rural southern Saskatchewan, SaskTel fixed wireless and Starlink are the common options, and both handle HD well.

Keeping the guide right all year

On your stick or TV, choose Regina or Saskatchewan as the time zone. If your smart TV only offers generic zones, pick Central and turn off automatic daylight saving. Let the IPTV app follow the device clock, and the guide stays correct through every March and November.

The numbers that matter: around 25 Mbps for one HD stream and about 50 Mbps for 4K, measured on the TV itself in the evening. The full breakdown is in our internet speed guide, and the fixes for a stuttering picture are in nine buffering fixes.

What to check before subscribing in Regina

Check	Why it matters here
Saskatchewan time zone	Pick Regina so the guide never jumps an hour
Riders on TSN	Test the TSN feeds on a game day
Regina feeds by name	CTV and Global Regina are separate from Saskatoon's
Rural connection	Test evenings on fixed wireless or Starlink
Game-night performance	Run the trial during a Riders game

Getting set up in Regina

Setup takes three to seven minutes and nobody needs to visit your home. Pick your device: Fire TV Stick, Samsung, LG, Android TV, Apple TV or any of the others in the installation guide. Plans are the same price everywhere in Canada, from $20 for one month to $80 for a year, paid by Interac e-Transfer. See all plans.

We are an IPTV Canada service serving Regina, Moose Jaw, White City, Pilot Butte and the rest of southern Saskatchewan and every other corner of the country, with the same channels, prices and support wherever you live.