Channelux does not sell bouquets separately. Whether you take the CA$10.99 intro month or the twelve-month line, the whole catalogue below unlocks at once — Canadian networks, the full Québec French lineup, every major sport, and bouquets from six continents. On top of that sits a 68,000-title on-demand library and fourteen days of catch-up.
Counts below are live-channel totals measured at the last catalogue audit. They move as feeds are added and retired — the direction of travel has been upward every quarter since launch.
National broadcasters and every regional affiliate
The complete French-language lineup
Every league a Canadian household follows
First-run features and the back catalogue
Canadian, North American and global newsrooms
Bouquets from six continents
Safe viewing with parental controls
Background television that earns its place
Round-the-clock single-series channels
Sixty-eight thousand titles, sorted by genre and refreshed every twenty-four hours. Subtitle and dual-audio tracks are attached where the source carries them.
Every channel carries EPG data for fourteen days back and seven days forward, delivered in the same feed IBO Player reads. That means the guide populates the moment the playlist loads — no separate XMLTV URL to hunt down, no empty grid on the first evening.
Catch-up is enabled on the bouquets whose source permits it, which covers most Canadian, British, French and sports feeds. Scroll backwards in the guide, select a programme that already aired, and it plays from the archive. The setup guide shows where the catch-up control sits in the player interface.
If a feed you want is not in the catalogue, ask. The channel team evaluates requests weekly and adds anything it can source at acceptable quality — roughly seven in ten requests make it in. Message the desk on WhatsApp at +15144477860 or email [email protected] with the channel name and country.
Two practical notes. First, one subscription authorises one device at a time, so households watching two screens simultaneously need two lines. Second, catalogue depth means nothing if the stream stutters — if you are moving from a service that froze at peak hour, read our buffering guide first so you can tell a network problem from a provider problem. When you are ready, the pricing page and the order form are two clicks away.