Channels
Caribbean TV in Canada: Jamaica, Trinidad, Guyana and Cuba
Toronto, Brampton and Montreal all have large Caribbean communities, and what they miss from home is specific: the news from Kingston or Port of Spain, a cricket match, a gospel channel on a Sunday. TiviLeaf carries a Caribbean group of around 200 channels, with channels from Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, the Bahamas, Cuba and Puerto Rico, from $9 CAD a month and with no dish.
Key takeaways
- The Caribbean group lists around 200 channels, including TVJ and CVM from Jamaica, CNC3, TTT and CCN TV6 from Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana TV and NCN Guyana, ZNS from the Bahamas, and CubaVisión.
- Sport includes TVJ Sports, Flow Sports, ESPN Caribbean and Cricket 360 TV from Trinidad.
- The same group carries many US and international channels, such as HBO, CNN International and Discovery.
- Our cricket guide covers how West Indies and international cricket reach Canada.
- No dish, from $9 CAD per month, with a four-hour free trial.
Channels by Country
| Country | Examples |
|---|---|
| Jamaica | TVJ, CVM, JNN, TVJ Sports |
| Trinidad and Tobago | CNC3, TTT, CCN TV6, Cricket 360 TV |
| Guyana | Guyana TV, NCN Guyana |
| The Bahamas | ZNS TV, Cable 12 (Our TV) |
| Cuba | CubaVisión, CubaVisión Internacional, Cubamax |
| Puerto Rico | WAPA, WIPR |
| Aruba and Curaçao | Tele Aruba, Telecuraçao |
These are channel entries, not guarantees about any one programme, and the lineup changes. Check the channel list for the channels you want before you subscribe.
News and Entertainment From Home
For Jamaica, TVJ, CVM and JNN carry news and entertainment. For Trinidad and Tobago, CNC3, TTT and CCN TV6 do the same, and Guyana TV and NCN cover Guyana. Cuban viewers will find CubaVisión and Cubamax, and Puerto Rico has WAPA and WIPR. Our Spanish-language guide covers the wider Latin American lineup.
Sport
TVJ Sports, Flow Sports and ESPN Caribbean carry Caribbean sport, and Cricket 360 TV comes from Trinidad. For international and franchise cricket in Canada, including how the rights are split, see our cricket guide. The wider Canadian lineup, TSN and Sportsnet included, comes with the same plan.
Setting It Up
- Free trial: four hours from your first login, enough to check your channels on your own device.
- Devices: the installation guide covers Fire TV, Android TV, Samsung and LG TVs, phones, tablets and computers.
- Whole household: two- and three-device plans are available on every subscription length.
- Price: from $9 CAD per month with no contract. Plans and pricing are listed at tivileaf.com/#pricing.
FAQ
Can I watch Jamaican TV in Canada?
Yes. TVJ, CVM, JNN and TVJ Sports are in the Caribbean group of the lineup, and TiviLeaf streams over your internet connection with no dish.
Are Trinidad and Guyana channels included?
Yes. CNC3, TTT and CCN TV6 from Trinidad and Tobago, Cricket 360 TV, and Guyana TV and NCN Guyana are in the lineup.
Can I watch West Indies cricket?
The lineup has Caribbean sports channels such as Flow Sports and Cricket 360 TV. Our cricket guide explains how international and franchise cricket is shown in Canada.
Are Cuban channels included?
Yes. CubaVisión, CubaVisión Internacional and Cubamax are in the Caribbean group.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. It lasts four hours from your first login, enough to check your channels on your own device.