IPTV Edmonton: Oil Country,
Streaming Country
From an Oliver high-rise to a heated garage in Sherwood Park, Edmonton streams with Digiwave. Get 48,000+ live channels and 200,000+ movies & shows in HD and 4K over the internet you already have. No cable box, no technician, no bill that creeps up every year.
Built for How Edmonton Actually Watches
This city plans its winters around hockey. Here's why Edmonton homes are moving their TV to the internet.
The bill finally makes sense
A loaded cable bundle tops $100 a month before sports add-ons. Digiwave starts at $6.67 a month. The difference covers a lot of block heater electricity.
Oil Country, uninterrupted
Every Oilers game with multiple HD and 4K feeds, a full guide, and catch-up for nights when the Henday has other plans for you.
Mountain time works for you
Eastern puck drops land at 5 p.m. Home from work, boots off, game on. Afternoon playoff games actually fit your day too.
Channels for every household
Canadian, American and international lineups in dozens of languages. One subscription covers everyone under your roof, in a city that speaks many.
What Edmonton Watches With Digiwave
Forget vague promises of "thousands of channels." Here's what the lineup looks like in an Edmonton living room.
A season ticket for the couch
- Every Oilers game, with multiple feeds in HD & 4K
- The Battle of Alberta, from the right end of Highway 2
- Elks and the full CFL season
- NHL games league-wide, playoff scouting included
- 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, with new releases, classics and full box sets, can replace two or three streaming apps. Add kids' channels for minus-thirty mornings and world news at dinner, and one login becomes the whole family's TV plan for the longest season of the year.
Garage TV, basement TV, living room TV. Winter needs all three. Multi-device plans give each screen its own login that works across rooms, addresses and networks. Our multi-connection plans cover 2 to 5 screens.
Will It Run on Your Edmonton Internet?
Short answer: yes. Here's a quick checklist before your free trial.
1. Check your speed
You only need 15 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K per screen. Telus PureFibre covers most of the city with far more than that, and Shaw/Rogers and local providers clear it easily too. Detached garage out of Wi-Fi range? A powerline adapter or an ethernet run fixes it for good.
2. Pick any device
Smart TV, Firestick, Android box, Apple TV, phone or laptop. Whatever you've got at home is supported, with a step-by-step guide for each.
3. Five minutes to live TV
Pay by Interac e-Transfer, get your login by email within minutes and follow the guide for your device. Most Edmontonians are watching before the truck warms up.
Edmonton is one stop on the map. Digiwave is an IPTV Canada service, with the same 48,000+ channels, 99.9% uptime and 24/7 support from coast to coast. Brand new to IPTV? Our homepage explains how it works in plain English, and the free 24-hour trial proves it on your own screen.
Edmonton Prices, Honest as a Prairie Winter
Every plan includes everything: all channels, the full VOD library, HD & 4K and 24/7 support. Longer plans just cost less.
$19.99/mo
Only $11.66/mo
Only $8.33/mo
Only $6.67/mo · Best value
IPTV in Edmonton: Quick Answers
What Edmontonians ask us before cutting the cord.
It works great. Telus PureFibre, Shaw/Rogers cable or a local independent provider: you only need 15 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K per screen, and nearly every Edmonton connection clears that easily. Downtown, Mill Woods, St. Albert or Sherwood Park, if your internet works, your channels work.
Every one. You get multiple HD and 4K feeds per game, a full TV guide, and catch-up so a late shift or a slow Henday never costs you a period. The rest of the NHL is included too, which comes in handy when you're tracking the playoff race in April.
Better here than almost anywhere. Mountain time means Eastern evening games start at 5 p.m., and weekend matinees land mid-morning. You get to watch live more often than fans out east, and catch-up covers anything your work schedule gets in the way of.
Run the numbers yourself. A full cable package with sports usually costs $100 to $150 a month. Our 1-year plan works out to $6.67 a month for one device. That's $1,000 to $1,700 a year staying in your pocket for snow tires, season passes or just some breathing room.
The most Edmonton question there is, and yes. Multi-device plans give each screen its own login that works across rooms, addresses and networks. Living room, basement, garage and the in-laws in Leduc are all covered. Plans run from 2 to 5 screens.
Tonight. Pay by Interac e-Transfer, get your login by email within minutes, follow the setup guide for your device, and you're watching before warm-up ends. If anything goes sideways, our 24/7 support will walk you through it live.
Edmonton, Winter Just Got Shorter
Try Digiwave free for 24 hours. One Oilers game and one movie night, and you'll know.