Well, not satellite, but a new way to apparently legally watch Canadian TV in the US:
I recently found (in the US) an app for Roku called CanadaTV. It only gives you three feeds of the Global network plus the CityTV morning show and a French language channel. It costs $1.99 a month to subscribe.
It would be nice if this app could expand to carry other Canadian networks but I don’t expect that to happen since the app is owned by Rogers/Shaw and only carries their channels. Another alternative I would like to see is for the other major networks CBC and CTV to launch their own apps so they can be viewed in the US. Hopefully if this happened it would include multiple time-zone feeds plus their respective news channels.
Does anyone know if anything like this is in the works?
Larry
I recently found (in the US) an app for Roku called CanadaTV. It only gives you three feeds of the Global network plus the CityTV morning show and a French language channel. It costs $1.99 a month to subscribe.
It would be nice if this app could expand to carry other Canadian networks but I don’t expect that to happen since the app is owned by Rogers/Shaw and only carries their channels. Another alternative I would like to see is for the other major networks CBC and CTV to launch their own apps so they can be viewed in the US. Hopefully if this happened it would include multiple time-zone feeds plus their respective news channels.
Does anyone know if anything like this is in the works?
Larry