Percival Molson Memorial Stadium in Montreal, home of the Alouettes

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2026 season

Where to watch Canadian Football League games

If you're in Canada, you don't have to think about it — TSN carries every CFL game of the 2026 season, with RDS covering the French-language side and CTV and Crave picking up select games. South of the border, CBS Sports Network airs select matchups and the Grey Cup, and everything else streams free on the league's own CFL+. Outside North America, CFL+ has the whole season.

CFL+ is genuinely free — it asks for an email address and that's the price. Games stay available on demand for 48 hours after the final whistle.

Broadcasters by country

CountryWhere to watch
CanadaTSN
The full CFL schedule live on TSN, TSN.ca and the TSN app — from the season opener to the 113th Grey Cup in Calgary
RDS
All 18 Montreal Alouettes games plus more from around the league, in French, on RDS and RDS2
CTV
Select games simulcast on CTV
Crave
CFL games streaming on Crave
United StatesCBS Sports Network
Select games across the regular season, playoffs and the Grey Cup
CFL+
Every game not on CBS Sports Network streams free on CFL+ — a free email signup, desktop, mobile or tablet
InternationalCFL+
The entire season, live and free with an email signup — the CFL's own streaming service

Tip: blackout rules can apply to local games on some services — the broadcaster's own site has the final word for your postcode.

BC Place in Vancouver, home of the BC Lions
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McMahon Stadium in Calgary, home of the Stampeders
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All Canadian Football League teams

Sources

Every broadcaster listed above comes from an official announcement — the league's own site or press releases. We update this guide when rights change.