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IPTV Montreal: plexes, condos and moving day

IPTV Canada works throughout Montréal and the island’s suburbs on any home internet plan. Your subscription isn’t tied to an address, so on moving day you simply reconnect the app at your new place.

Guide time zone
Montréal (Eastern)
Moving day
Nothing to transfer — just reconnect
Languages
French and English

City-by-city tips — Montréal

Plateau, Rosemont & VillerayLong, narrow plex flats: place the router mid-apartment or add a second mesh point near the living room.
Downtown & GriffintownCondo towers with crowded Wi-Fi — use 5 GHz or Ethernet for the TV.
West Island & LavalFamily homes with several TVs often choose 3 or more connections.

Moving on July 1st?

Quebec’s traditional moving day sends tens of thousands of Montrealers to new apartments at once — and installation appointments become hard to get. IPTV Canada needs no technician and no equipment swap.

Once your new internet connection is live, plug in your streaming device, open the app and you’re back. If you move to another province, just update the time zone in the guide.

Brick walls and Wi-Fi

Montréal’s duplexes and triplexes often have brick or plaster walls that absorb Wi-Fi, especially on the 5 GHz band. If the TV is at the far end of the flat, a mesh system or a powerline adapter is usually more reliable than a single, more powerful router.

To set guide times, see the EPG and time-zone guide. Prices are the same everywhere in Canada: see the plans.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to tell you when I move?

No. Your subscription works with any internet connection in Canada. Only MAG box users who change devices need to send us the new box’s MAC address.

Can I try it in my apartment before buying?

Yes — request a free trial and test the picture on your own TV and Wi-Fi.

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