IPTV Atlantic Canada: Halifax to St. John’s
IPTV Canada works across the four Atlantic provinces. The Maritimes and most of Labrador use Atlantic time; the island of Newfoundland and southeastern Labrador use Newfoundland time, 30 minutes ahead — choose “St. John’s” in your guide.
- NS · NB · PEI
- Halifax (Atlantic)
- Newfoundland
- St. John’s (UTC−3:30)
- French
- Support for Acadian communities
City-by-city tips — Atlantic Canada
The half-hour that matters
Newfoundland Time is UTC−3:30, one of the few half-hour offsets in the world. If your guide shows programs starting at :30 when they should start on the hour, the app is set to Atlantic time. Choose St. John’s (America/St_Johns) and listings line up.
Storm season
After a power outage, restart the modem first, wait for its lights to settle, then restart your streaming device. Most “not working after the storm” problems are solved by that order alone.
To set guide times, see the EPG and time-zone guide. Prices are the same everywhere in Canada: see the plans.
Frequently asked questions
Which time zone for Labrador?
Most of Labrador — including Happy Valley-Goose Bay and Labrador City — uses Atlantic time (Halifax). The southeastern coast uses Newfoundland time (St. John’s).
Across Canada
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