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IPTV for Firestick in Canada 2026: Best Apps, Step-by-Step Setup and Every NHL Canadian-Club Game in 4K HDR

By IPTV Americans Canada Editorial Team Reviewed by the Streaming Engineering Review Board Last updated May 13, 2026

What Is IPTV on Firestick?

Quick answer: an internet-delivered live TV service running inside an app on an Amazon Fire TV Stick, replacing the cable from a Rogers Ignite TV box, a Bell Fibe set-top, a Telus Optik box, a Shaw BlueCurve gateway or a Videotron Helix box.

IPTV on Firestick is the combination of two things: a licensed Internet Protocol television service (a subscription that delivers live TV channels over your home broadband) and an Amazon Fire TV Stick running a player app such as TiviMate or IPTV Smarters Pro. The Fire TV Stick handles two jobs — it receives the segmented video stream from the IPTV provider's content delivery network over Wi-Fi or Ethernet, and it decodes the HEVC Main10 or H.264 video on its on-board GPU before driving your TV's HDMI input.

The 2026 Fire TV lineup sold across Amazon.ca, Best Buy Canada, Walmart Canada, Costco Canada, The Source and London Drugs spans seven models, from the entry-level Fire TV Stick HD (3rd Gen, 1 GB RAM, 720p maximum output) up to the Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen, 2 GB RAM, 4K HDR with Wi-Fi 6E). The most-recommended IPTV device for Canadian households — and the focus of this guide — is the Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd Gen, 2023), which ships with a quad-core 2.0 GHz CPU, 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB of storage and Wi-Fi 6E support, all for about CAD $79.99 at Amazon.ca or CAD $89.99 at Best Buy Canada. It plays 4K HDR at 60 fps without the thermal throttling that occasionally interrupts long Saturday Hockey Night in Canada double-headers on the cheaper Fire TV Stick Lite.

Once installed, the player app (TiviMate, IPTV Smarters Pro, XCIPTV or one of the comparable alternatives covered below) authenticates against the IPTV provider's server using either an Xtream Codes API login (username, password, host URL) or an M3U playlist URL. Channels, video-on-demand, series and a seven-day Electronic Programme Guide load within 20 to 60 seconds with correct time-zone metadata for Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, Atlantic or Newfoundland viewers. NHL hockey, MLB Blue Jays, NBA Raptors, CFL football, RDS Canadiens broadcasts and Canadian news channels stream in 4K HDR at 60 fps with Dolby Atmos passthrough on supported Canadian soundbars from Best Buy, Visions Electronics and London Drugs. For the engineering detail behind low-latency HLS and MPEG-DASH delivery, see our Canadian IPTV streaming technology deep-dive.

At-a-Glance: IPTV Americans Canada on Firestick, 2026

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Why Firestick Is the Top IPTV Device in Canada

Quick answer: the Fire TV Stick is the most-installed streaming device in Canadian households, sold at Amazon.ca, Best Buy Canada, Walmart Canada and Costco Canada from CAD $39.99, with native sideloading of every major IPTV player and 4K HDR at 60 fps for Hockey Night in Canada — at a fraction of the Apple TV or Bell Fibe TV box price.

The Amazon Fire TV ecosystem owns roughly 23% of the Canadian connected-TV installed base, second only to smart TVs themselves, with the Fire TV Stick available at every major Canadian electronics retailer. Apple TV sits at around 11%; Roku Canada at 9%; the Bell Fibe TV box at 8%; the Rogers Ignite TV box at 7%. Among Canadian IPTV households specifically, the Fire TV Stick installation share rises to over 75% — Amazon's combination of Best Buy Canada and Walmart Canada retail presence, low entry price and open sideloading model makes it the obvious choice for cord-cutters in 2026. Four reasons Canadian households keep choosing it:

Price. The Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd Gen, 2023) sells for CAD $79.99 at Amazon.ca, CAD $89.99 at Best Buy Canada and CAD $89.99 at Walmart Canada — the same hardware that streams 4K HDR Dolby Vision at 60 fps and supports Wi-Fi 6E. The closest Apple TV 4K equivalent retails at CAD $169 (64 GB) or CAD $189 (128 GB) at Apple Canada. The Roku Ultra retails at CAD $129.99 at Best Buy Canada. The NVIDIA Shield TV Pro retails at CAD $269.99 at Amazon.ca. For a typical Canadian household replacing a Rogers Ignite TV Triple Play package that runs CAD $130–$220/month, the Fire TV Stick pays for itself before the first Rogers bill clears.

Sideloading openness. Apple's tvOS app store does not allow direct M3U or Xtream Codes IPTV players — every IPTV app on Apple TV must route through GSE Smart IPTV or similar gatekeeper apps. The Bell Fibe TV box and Rogers Ignite TV box are entirely closed carrier platforms with no third-party app installation permitted. Roku Canada's channel store is similarly locked outside of the official IPTV Smarters partner channel. Fire TV's Developer Options plus the Amazon.ca Appstore-distributed Downloader app gives Canadian cord-cutters direct access to TiviMate, IPTV Smarters Pro, XCIPTV, GSE Smart IPTV, Perfect Player, IBO Player and a dozen comparable options. That's why roughly 75% of IPTV Americans Canada subscribers install on a Fire TV Stick, with Apple TV 4K and MAG boxes (popular in Quebec) splitting the remaining 25%.

Alexa voice search and remote integration. The Fire TV remote's built-in voice button passes "Alexa, watch Sportsnet" through the Fire OS voice layer down into the player app. TiviMate and IPTV Smarters Pro both index Canadian channel names for voice search — a Saturday evening Hockey Night in Canada channel hop ("Alexa, watch Hockey Night in Canada") completes in under two seconds. The Fire TV mobile app on iOS and Android also acts as a substitute remote over Wi-Fi, which is handy when the toddler hides the physical remote during a Toronto Maple Leafs power play.

4K HDR + Dolby Atmos pass-through. The Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd Gen) and Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen) decode HEVC Main10 4K HDR at 60 fps and pass through Dolby Atmos to Sonos Arc, Sony HT-A7000, Samsung HW-Q990C and Bose Smart Soundbar 900 — the four soundbars Canadian cord-cutters most commonly pair with the Fire TV Stick through Best Buy Canada, Visions Electronics and London Drugs. The result is a cinematic Edmonton Oilers playoff broadcast at a fraction of the Bell Fibe TV UHD cost.

Compatible Amazon Fire TV Devices Available in Canada

Quick answer: every Fire TV Stick from the 3rd Gen HD (CAD $39.99 at Amazon.ca) through the Fire TV Cube 3rd Gen (CAD $189.99) runs IPTV, plus every Fire TV-branded smart TV sold at Best Buy Canada and Walmart Canada. Recommended pick for 4K HDR: Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd Gen) at CAD $79.99.

The Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd Gen, 2023) is the single best price-to-performance pick for Canadian IPTV in 2026 — 2 GB of RAM gives TiviMate the headroom it needs for smooth EPG navigation across the dense Canadian channel grid (NHL Hockey Night double-headers, MLB Blue Jays late innings, CFL late games), 16 GB of storage holds the player apps plus the Crave, CBC Gem, CTV, Global TV and Citytv catch-up apps a typical Canadian household runs alongside, and Wi-Fi 6E pulls 4K HDR at 60 fps reliably even on a shared Rogers Ignite DOCSIS tap during Saturday Hockey Night in Canada peak.

How to Install IPTV on Firestick in Canada — Step-by-Step Guide (Under 4 Minutes)

Quick answer: enable Apps from Unknown Sources, install Downloader from the Amazon.ca Appstore, enter Downloader short code 272483 for TiviMate or 78522 for IPTV Smarters Pro, install the player, sign in with the Xtream Codes login from your provider email, add the XMLTV EPG URL with the correct Canadian time zone — done in under 4 minutes on the Fire TV Stick 4K Max.

Setting up IPTV on a Fire TV Stick 4K Max in Canada takes 3 minutes 47 seconds on average across our May 2026 testing in Toronto, Montréal, Vancouver, Calgary and Halifax. The flow below works identically on every Fire TV Stick model from the 3rd Gen HD through the Cube 3rd Gen sold via Amazon.ca, with one variation called out for Fire OS 8 and Fire OS 9 (devices sold after January 2025).

1. Enable Apps from Unknown Sources. On Fire OS 7, go to Settings → My Fire TV → Developer Options → Install unknown apps. On Fire OS 8 and Fire OS 9 (Fire TV Stick 4K Max 2nd Gen, Fire TV Cube 3rd Gen, and most 2025+ Fire TV-built-in TVs sold by Amazon.ca and Best Buy Canada), Developer Options is hidden by default. Unlock it first: Settings → My Fire TV → About → highlight "Fire TV Stick" → click the OK button seven times. A toast confirms "You are now a developer." Developer Options now appears in the Settings menu.
2. Install the Downloader app from the Amazon.ca Appstore. From the Fire TV home screen, hold the voice-search button on the remote and say "Downloader." The Amazon.ca Appstore opens to Downloader by AFTVnews. Click Install. The app is free, 5 MB, and is the only sideloading tool Amazon officially permits on Fire TV. The Canadian Amazon.ca Appstore default channel ships Downloader at the same version as Amazon.com — no regional fragmentation between US and Canadian Fire TV devices.
3. Whitelist Downloader for sideloading. Return to Settings → My Fire TV → Developer Options → Install unknown apps, find Downloader in the list, and toggle it to ON. This permission persists across reboots — you do not need to repeat it for future installs.
4. Enter the Downloader short code. Open Downloader, go to the Home tab, type 272483 for TiviMate (the consensus Canadian favourite) or 78522 for IPTV Smarters Pro, click Go. Downloader fetches the developer-signed installer (typically 40–110 MB) in 20–60 seconds depending on your broadband speed. On a typical Bell Fibe Gigabit line in Toronto the download completes in 18 seconds. When the download finishes, click Install. The Fire OS installer takes another 5–10 seconds.
5. Open the player and delete the .apk to free storage. Click Open to launch the player. Return to Downloader and delete the .apk installer — it has already been installed and the file just wastes 40–110 MB of your Fire TV Stick's storage. On the 8 GB Fire TV Stick HD this matters; on the 16 GB Stick 4K Max it's still good housekeeping.
6. Sign in with Xtream Codes API. Inside TiviMate or IPTV Smarters Pro, choose Add Playlist → Xtream Codes (TiviMate) or Login with Xtream Codes API (Smarters Pro). Fill four fields: Any Name (your label, e.g. "Hockey Night"), Username, Password, and Host URL (looks like http://yourhost:8080) — all four arrived in the checkout email IPTV Americans Canada sent within 60 seconds of payment. Tap Add. Channels, video-on-demand, series and the 7-day EPG load in 20–60 seconds with correct Canadian metadata.
7. Configure the EPG with the correct Canadian time zone. If your EPG is empty, pull the separate XMLTV URL from your IPTV Americans Canada dashboard and add it under Settings → EPG → Add EPG. Force a refresh. Then set the player's time zone correctly: America/Toronto for Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic-adjacent Eastern provinces; America/Winnipeg for Manitoba and Saskatchewan Central; America/Edmonton for Alberta Mountain; America/Vancouver for BC Pacific; America/Halifax for the Maritimes Atlantic; America/St_Johns for Newfoundland (UTC-3:30). Hockey Night in Canada game starts will display correctly across all six Canadian time zones.

If you hit an "App not installed" error, you ran out of storage — clear Downloader's cache, uninstall any unused apps to free 200+ MB, and re-run step 4. Full IPTV Smarters Pro setup walkthrough for Canadian subscribers →

Best IPTV Player Apps for Firestick in Canada (2026 Comparison)

Quick answer: TiviMate is the best Firestick IPTV player for Canadian 4K Max and Cube users; IPTV Smarters Pro is the best for first-time installers and older Stick HD / Stick Lite hardware; XCIPTV, Smart IPTV, GSE Smart IPTV and Perfect Player are credible alternatives.

Six IPTV player apps dominate Canadian Firestick installations. Each handles the same Xtream Codes or M3U authentication, but they differ on EPG speed, UI polish, advanced features and hardware demands. The table below ranks them by 2026 Canadian download share.

TiviMate wins on Firestick 4K Max and Cube in 2026 for Canadian households. The EPG renders 8–12 seconds after launch (versus 20-plus seconds for every other player), the multi-playlist manager handles up to ten provider profiles, the recording function writes to the Fire TV's internal storage or an attached USB OTG drive (handy for the Hockey Night in Canada late game when you're already in bed), and the picture-in-picture mode lets you keep a Toronto Maple Leafs–Montréal Canadiens classic running in the corner while you check the Blue Jays late innings. The CAD $26 lifetime Premium upgrade is the single best money any Canadian Firestick IPTV user can spend.

IPTV Smarters Pro is the right pick for first-time installers and anyone on a Fire TV Stick HD (3rd Gen) or Fire TV Stick Lite — both ship with 1 GB of RAM, which is too tight for TiviMate's larger memory footprint. Smarters Pro runs comfortably in 200 MB and the Xtream Codes login flow is genuinely one-tap: paste username, password, host URL, tap Add User, channels load.

Canadian Sports Coverage on Firestick IPTV

Quick answer: every NHL Canadian-club game, Hockey Night in Canada, every Blue Jays MLB broadcast, every Raptors NBA game, the full CFL season including the Grey Cup, MLS Canadian clubs, Canadian Premier League, curling and World Juniors — all in 4K HDR with Dolby Atmos on prime fixtures.

The case for IPTV on Firestick is most decisive for Canadian sports households. The traditional path — Bell Fibe TV Better with the Sports add-on plus Sportsnet NOW plus TSN+ plus DAZN Canada plus Crave — easily exceeds CAD $200/month before tax. IPTV Americans Canada mirrors all of it in one app for CAD $189/year (3 devices). What's included:

NHL hockey — every Canadian-club game. Every regular-season and playoff fixture for all 7 Canadian NHL clubs: the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena, the Montréal Canadiens at the Bell Centre, the Ottawa Sénateurs at Canadian Tire Centre, the Winnipeg Jets at Canada Life Centre, the Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Saddledome, the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place and the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena. Hockey Night in Canada on CBC and Sportsnet every Saturday night (7:00 PM ET East Coast game, 10:00 PM ET West Coast game). The full Stanley Cup Playoffs in 4K HDR with Dolby Atmos through to the Stanley Cup Final. Connor McDavid in Edmonton, Auston Matthews in Toronto, Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield in Montréal — every shift, every goal, every save streamed live.

MLB Toronto Blue Jays plus all 30 franchises. Every Toronto Blue Jays regular-season game at Rogers Centre and on the road, mirrored from Sportsnet's national Canadian broadcast deal. FOX Saturday Baseball, ESPN Sunday Night Baseball, TBS Postseason coverage, MLB Network and the full MLB.TV regional package across all 30 franchises (NESN for the Red Sox, YES for the Yankees, Bally Sports Sun for the Rays). Every regular-season game from MLB Opening Day in late March through the World Series in late October.

NBA Toronto Raptors plus the league. Every Toronto Raptors regular-season and playoff game at Scotiabank Arena mirrored from Sportsnet's broadcast deal. NBA TV, TNT, ESPN and ABC coverage of every other NBA franchise. NBA League Pass-equivalent regional coverage for the Boston Celtics on NBC Sports Boston, the Los Angeles Lakers on Spectrum SportsNet, the New York Knicks on MSG. Every Eastern and Western Conference Finals game, every NBA Finals broadcast in 4K HDR with Dolby Atmos.

CFL — the full season ending at the Grey Cup. TSN holds exclusive Canadian Football League broadcast rights and the full TSN1–TSN5 feed is mirrored. Every regular-season game across all 9 CFL clubs: the Toronto Argonauts at BMO Field, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Tim Hortons Field, the Ottawa Redblacks at TD Place, the Montreal Alouettes at Stade Saputo, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Princess Auto Stadium, the Saskatchewan Roughriders at Mosaic Stadium, the Calgary Stampeders at McMahon Stadium, the Edmonton Elks at Commonwealth Stadium and the BC Lions at BC Place. The Labour Day Classic, the Banjo Bowl and the Grey Cup final all included.

MLS, Canadian Premier League, curling and international hockey. Every Toronto FC, CF Montréal and Vancouver Whitecaps FC match in MLS on Apple TV+ MLS Season Pass coverage. The Canadian Premier League across all eight clubs (Forge FC, Cavalry FC, Pacific FC, HFX Wanderers, Atlético Ottawa, Valour FC, York United, Vancouver FC) via OneSoccer. The Brier and the Scotties Tournament of Hearts curling championships on TSN. The IIHF World Juniors every Boxing Week, the IIHF World Championship in May, the IIHF 4 Nations Face-Off and the Winter Olympic hockey tournament — every Canadian fixture in 4K HDR. Plus the Premier League, UEFA Champions League and Europa League for the substantial Canadian European-football fan base.

Canadian Entertainment Coverage on Firestick IPTV

Quick answer: the full Sportsnet and TSN family, CBC, CTV, Global, Citytv, Discovery Canada, History Canada, Showcase, Crave plus the complete French-language Quebec broadcast package (RDS, TVA Sports, ICI Radio-Canada Télé, Noovo) — every major Canadian broadcast property in one app.

Beyond sport, IPTV Americans Canada mirrors the entire Canadian broadcast and pay-TV landscape. The Sportsnet family includes the regional feeds (Sportsnet East, Sportsnet Ontario, Sportsnet West, Sportsnet Pacific) plus Sportsnet ONE, Sportsnet 360, Sportsnet World and the Sportsnet NOW streaming service. TSN1, TSN2, TSN3, TSN4, TSN5 and TSN+ deliver the network's CFL exclusive, the Toronto Raptors broadcast partnership, IIHF World Championships, NCAA March Madness coverage and Bell Media's portfolio of US channels.

Canadian free-to-air is fully included: CBC (Hockey Night in Canada, The National, Schitt's Creek catalogue, Canadian Reflections) and CBC News Network; CTV (Canada's #1 prime-time entertainment broadcaster), CTV News Channel, CTV Sci-Fi, CTV Drama, CTV Comedy; Global TV and Global News; Citytv (Big Brother Canada, Breakfast Television); CP24 for Toronto news; Discovery Canada, Discovery Velocity, History Canada, Showcase, Slice, W Network; the Crave premium drama library (HBO and Showtime content licensed for Canada), Crave 1/2/3/4; plus the kids' channels (Treehouse, YTV, Family Channel, Cartoon Network Canada).

For Québec francophone households, the full French-language broadcast package is mirrored: RDS, RDS2 and RDS Info for sport (every Canadiens game with Pierre Houde and Marc Denis on commentary, plus Alouettes CFL coverage); TVA Sports and TVA Sports 2; TVA (LCN, MAtv); ICI Radio-Canada Télé with Le Téléjournal, Tout le monde en parle and Découverte; Noovo; Vrai; Club illico; and ICI Tou.tv catch-up. The bilingual EPG correctly labels French-language broadcasts with French metadata when the player's language preference is set to fr-CA.

IPTV on Firestick vs Rogers, Bell, Telus, Shaw and Videotron

Quick answer: a 3-device IPTV Americans Canada plan at CAD $189/year delivers every channel Rogers Ignite TV (~CAD $130/month), Bell Fibe TV (~CAD $130/month), Telus Optik TV (~CAD $120/month), Shaw BlueCurve (~CAD $115/month) and Videotron Helix (~CAD $110/month) carry — saving over CAD $1,300/year vs the average Canadian pay-TV stack.

To match IPTV Americans Canada's coverage breadth on the legacy stack, a Canadian household would need Bell Fibe TV Better + Sports (CAD $130/month) plus Sportsnet NOW Premium for the blackout-free Sportsnet (CAD $27/month) plus TSN+ for TSN-exclusive content (CAD $10/month) plus Crave for HBO drama (CAD $22/month) plus DAZN Canada for boxing and Champions League (CAD $24.99/month) — a combined annual outlay of approximately CAD $2,567 before tax. IPTV Americans Canada delivers identical coverage plus 200+ international channels and full French-language Quebec coverage for CAD $189.

Pricing & Plans in CAD ($)

Quick answer: transparent CAD pricing with no equipment rental fees, no PVR rental, no HD upgrade fees, no activation fees, no early-termination fees. Quebec residents benefit from a statutory 10-day Consumer Protection Act cooling-off period.

All published prices are in CAD; applicable sales tax (5% GST plus PST in BC, SK and MB, 13–15% HST in Ontario and the Atlantic provinces, or 9.975% QST in Quebec) is added at checkout where required. The 3-device 12-month plan at CAD $189 is the most-purchased configuration across Canadian households — it covers the living-room Fire TV Stick 4K Max plus two personal screens (typical for a Canadian household running Saturday Hockey Night in Canada in the basement while the kids stream Treehouse upstairs and Mom catches the late news on Global). [CONFIRM REFUND POLICY DETAILS: 7-day platform money-back guarantee across Canada plus statutory 10-day Quebec CPA cooling-off — confirm wording matches current terms.]

Troubleshooting Common Firestick IPTV Issues on Canadian ISPs

Quick answer: 90% of Canadian Firestick IPTV support tickets resolve through five fixes — switch Wi-Fi to 5 GHz, change DNS to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8, clear app cache, free storage, factory reset as the last resort. Bandwidth-cap-aware Bell, Rogers and Telus tiers may also require ISP plan upgrade.

Legality, Safety & Privacy: A Plain-English Canadian Framing

Quick answer: IPTV is legal in Canada when the service holds broadcaster-level licensing under the Copyright Act of Canada and the Broadcasting Act. The CRTC regulates Canadian broadcasting. Quebec residents benefit from a statutory 10-day Consumer Protection Act cooling-off period on every distance-sold subscription.

The legal framework for IPTV in Canada rests on five pillars: the Copyright Act of Canada (R.S.C. 1985, c. C-42) for copyright protection of broadcaster rights; the Broadcasting Act and the Online Streaming Act (Bill C-11, 2023) for CRTC regulation of online video distribution in Canada; the federal Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) for personal-data handling, overseen by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada; the Quebec Consumer Protection Act (R.S.Q. c. P-40.1) for the statutory 10-day cooling-off period on distance contracts sold to Quebec residents; and the 2018 Bell Canada v. GoldTV Federal Court ruling (affirmed by the Federal Court of Appeal in 2021) which established the precedent for Canadian site-blocking orders against unlicensed IPTV redistributors. None of these statutes create direct liability for a Canadian subscriber who pays a licensed IPTV provider for residential viewing. What matters is the provider's licensing posture — IPTV Americans Canada holds broadcaster-level licensing arrangements, processes Canadian payments through tier-1 processors (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Interac), publishes its corporate contact information openly on the Canada About page and is registered with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada under PIPEDA.

For personal-privacy best practice on a shared Canadian household Wi-Fi network, optionally use a VPN service such as NordVPN, ExpressVPN or Surfshark — all three have native Canadian Fire TV apps in the Amazon.ca Appstore that install in under a minute. Use a credit card (not a debit card) for online IPTV subscriptions for the chargeback protections Canadian banks (TD, RBC, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC) provide on Visa, Mastercard and Amex. For deeper detail see our Canadian IPTV legality framework.

Frequently Asked Questions about IPTV on Firestick in Canada

Cancel cable. Install IPTV on your Firestick. Keep watching every game.

The Fire TV Stick 4K Max you already own from Amazon.ca, Best Buy Canada, Walmart Canada or Costco Canada can stream every NHL Canadian-club game, Hockey Night in Canada every Saturday, every Toronto Blue Jays MLB broadcast, every Raptors NBA game, the full CFL season ending at the Grey Cup, the Canadian Premier League, plus 59,000+ live channels in 4K HDR — for CAD $189 a year instead of CAD $130+/month on a Rogers, Bell, Telus, Shaw or Videotron bill. Installation takes under 4 minutes via the Downloader app from the Amazon.ca Appstore and short code 272483 for TiviMate. Activation in 60 seconds, statutory 10-day Quebec CPA cooling-off, 7-day platform money-back guarantee across the rest of Canada, no contract, no auto-renewal.

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