What Channel Is the Canadian Open On? Complete TV and Streaming Guide
The Canadian Open is one of the most watched tennis events in the world, and fans across dozens of countries want the same simple answer before August. What channel is the Canadian Open on in my country?
This guide gives you that answer directly, covering every major market from Canada and the United States to the United Kingdom, Australia, India, Europe, and beyond. Whether you are watching on traditional television or streaming online, the right channel or platform for your country is listed below.
Quick Channel Reference — All Countries:
| Country | TV Channel | Streaming Platform |
| Canada (English) | Sportsnet | Sportsnet+ |
| Canada (French) | TVA Sports | TVA Sports app |
| United States | Tennis Channel, ESPN | Tennis Channel app |
| United Kingdom | Sky Sports | Now TV, Sky Go |
| Australia | beIN Sports | beIN Sports Connect |
| India | Sony Sports Network | SonyLIV |
| France | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Germany | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Spain | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Japan | WOWOW | WOWOW app |
| South Korea | Eclat | Eclat platform |
| New Zealand | Not applicable | Tennis TV |
| Global ATP | Not applicable | Tennis TV |
| Global WTA | Not applicable | WTA TV |
What Channel Is the Canadian Open On in Canada?
Canadian fans have the clearest and most comprehensive Canadian Open channel access of any audience in the world.
Canadian broadcast channels:
| Language | TV Channel | Streaming |
| English | Sportsnet | Sportsnet+ |
| French | TVA Sports | TVA Sports app |
Sportsnet is the official English broadcaster of the Canadian Open, confirmed by Tennis Canada on the official National Bank Open broadcast page. Rogers Sportsnet provides wall to wall coverage of both the ATP Montreal and WTA Toronto draws across all their platforms from August 1 to 13.
TVA Sports is the official French language broadcaster, providing the same wall to wall coverage with French commentary for Quebec and French Canadian fans.
How to access:
- Cable and satellite subscribers find Sportsnet on their existing package through Rogers, Bell, Shaw, Telus, Videotron, or Cogeco
- Cord cutters can stream through Sportsnet+ at sportsnet.ca or the Sportsnet app
- French Canadian fans can stream through the TVA Sports app
For a complete guide to watching Canadian Open on Sportsnet including Sportsnet+ setup, cable provider channel numbers, and coverage details, read our dedicated Sportsnet streaming guide.
What Channel Is the Canadian Open On in the United States?
American fans have strong Canadian Open coverage through dedicated tennis broadcasting channels and streaming services.
US broadcast channels:
| Channel | Type | Coverage |
| Tennis Channel | Cable TV | Primary US broadcaster for ATP and WTA matches |
| ESPN | Cable TV | Selected matches, semifinals and finals |
| Tennis Channel app | Streaming | Tennis Channel content on mobile and tablet |
Tennis Channel is the primary US television home for the Canadian Open, carrying ATP Montreal and WTA Toronto matches throughout the tournament. ESPN picks up selected marquee matches and later round coverage as the tournament progresses toward semifinals and finals.
How to access:
- Tennis Channel is available through most major US cable and satellite providers
- Tennis Channel app provides streaming access for existing subscribers
- ESPN is available through cable packages and streaming services including Fubo and Sling TV
For a complete guide to watching Canadian Open in the United States including time zone information and streaming options, read our dedicated US viewing guide.
What Channel Is the Canadian Open On in the United Kingdom?
UK fans have reliable Canadian Open coverage through Sky Sports, one of the most comprehensive sports broadcasting networks in the country.
UK broadcast channels:
| Channel | Type | Coverage |
| Sky Sports Tennis | Cable and satellite TV | Primary UK broadcaster for ATP matches |
| Sky Sports Main Event | Cable and satellite TV | Selected marquee matches and finals |
| Now TV | Streaming | Sky Sports access without full subscription |
| Sky Go | Streaming | Sky Sports live for existing subscribers |
Sky Sports holds ATP Masters 1000 broadcasting rights in the UK, making it the primary television destination for Canadian Open coverage. Now TV offers flexible day or monthly passes for fans without a full Sky Sports subscription.
How to access:
- Existing Sky subscribers access Canadian Open coverage on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports Main Event
- Now TV sports passes give non-Sky subscribers flexible access without a long-term commitment
- Sky Go app allows existing Sky subscribers to stream live on mobile and tablet devices
For a complete guide to watching Canadian Open in the UK including BST match times and streaming options, read our dedicated UK viewing guide.
What Channel Is the Canadian Open On in Australia?
Australian fans can follow the Canadian Open through beIN Sports and dedicated tennis streaming platforms covering both the ATP Montreal and WTA Toronto draws.
Australia broadcast channels:
| Channel | Type | Coverage |
| beIN Sports | Cable and satellite TV | Selected ATP Masters matches |
| beIN Sports Connect | Streaming | beIN Sports content on all devices |
| Tennis TV | Streaming | Complete ATP Montreal live and on demand |
| WTA TV | Streaming | Complete WTA Toronto live and on demand |
beIN Sports holds ATP Masters 1000 broadcast rights in Australia and typically carries selected Canadian Open matches throughout the tournament. For complete coverage of every match across both draws, Tennis TV and WTA TV provide the most comprehensive streaming options available to Australian subscribers.
How to access:
- Foxtel subscribers can access beIN Sports through their existing package
- beIN Sports Connect is available as a standalone streaming service without a Foxtel subscription
- Tennis TV and WTA TV are available directly through their respective websites and apps
For a complete guide to watching Canadian Open in Australia including AEST match times and streaming options, read our dedicated Australia viewing guide.
What Channel Is the Canadian Open On in India?
Indian fans have strong Canadian Open coverage through Sony Sports Network, one of the most established sports broadcasting networks in the country.
India broadcast channels:
| Channel | Type | Coverage |
| Sony Ten 1 | Cable and satellite TV | Primary ATP Masters broadcaster |
| Sony Ten 2 | Cable and satellite TV | Additional sports coverage |
| Sony Ten 3 | Cable and satellite TV | Additional sports coverage |
| SonyLIV | Streaming | Sony Sports content on all devices |
| JioTV | Mobile streaming | Sony Sports channels for Jio subscribers |
| Tennis TV | Streaming | Complete ATP Montreal live and on demand |
| WTA TV | Streaming | Complete WTA Toronto live and on demand |
Sony Sports Network holds ATP Masters 1000 broadcast rights in India, making it the primary television destination for Canadian Open coverage. SonyLIV, the official digital streaming arm of Sony Sports Network, extends that coverage to online and mobile viewers across the country.
How to access:
- Cable and satellite subscribers find Sony Sports channels through Airtel Digital TV, Tata Sky, Dish TV, Videocon d2h, and other major Indian providers
- SonyLIV Premium provides streaming access through the app and website
- Jio subscribers can access Sony Sports channels through JioTV on mobile devices
For a complete guide to watching Canadian Open in India including IST match times and SonyLIV setup, read our dedicated India viewing guide.
What Channel Is the Canadian Open On in Europe?
European fans have consistent Canadian Open coverage through Eurosport and Discovery+ across most of the continent, with country specific variations in a handful of markets.
European broadcast channels by country:
| Country | TV Channel | Streaming |
| France | Eurosport 1 and 2 | Discovery+ |
| Germany | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Spain | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Italy | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Netherlands | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Belgium | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Austria | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Portugal | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Scandinavia | Eurosport | Discovery+ |
| Poland | Polsat | Platform specific |
| Hungary | Network 4 | Platform specific |
Eurosport holds ATP Tour broadcast rights across most of continental Europe through a deal confirmed through 2031 on Discovery+. European fans with existing Eurosport access through cable or satellite can follow selected Canadian Open matches on Eurosport 1 and Eurosport 2 throughout the tournament.
How to access:
- Eurosport is available through cable and satellite providers across all major European markets
- Discovery+ is the streaming equivalent, available on mobile, tablet, smart TV, and web browser
- Tennis TV and WTA TV provide complete coverage for fans wanting every match beyond what Eurosport broadcasts
For a complete country by country guide to watching Canadian Open in Europe including CET match times, read our dedicated Europe viewing guide.
What Channel Is the Canadian Open On Internationally?
For fans in countries not covered by the dedicated sections above, Tennis TV and WTA TV are the universal answer for how to watch Canadian Open on any channel or platform anywhere in the world.
International broadcast options by region:
| Region | TV Channel | Streaming |
| Japan | WOWOW | WOWOW app |
| South Korea | Eclat | Eclat platform |
| China | ESPN International China | ESPN China app |
| Taiwan | Sino Catch Sportcast | Platform specific |
| Southeast Asia | beIN Sports | beIN Sports Connect |
| Middle East | beIN Sports | beIN Sports Connect |
| New Zealand | Not applicable | Tennis TV |
| Rest of world ATP | Not applicable | Tennis TV |
| Rest of world WTA | Not applicable | WTA TV |
The universal answer for every country:
Regardless of which country you are watching from, Tennis TV provides complete live and on demand coverage of every ATP Montreal match in 190+ countries worldwide. WTA TV provides the same comprehensive coverage for the WTA Toronto draw globally.
If your country does not have a dedicated regional broadcaster for the Canadian Open, Tennis TV for the ATP draw and WTA TV for the WTA draw are the most reliable and straightforward options available.
For a complete guide to watching Canadian Open across New Zealand and Asia including country by country broadcaster details and time zone conversions, read our dedicated New Zealand and Asia viewing guide.
ATP Montreal vs WTA Toronto – Which Channel Covers Which Draw?
One of the most common sources of confusion among Canadian Open fans is understanding why different channels and platforms cover different parts of the same tournament.
The Canadian Open is not one tournament. It is two simultaneous tournaments running in two different cities on the same dates. The men’s ATP draw takes place in Montreal at IGA Stadium. The women’s WTA draw takes place in Toronto at Sobeys Stadium. Each draw is covered by completely different broadcasters and streaming platforms.
Which channel covers which draw:
| Draw | City | TV Coverage | Streaming Coverage |
| ATP men’s draw | Montreal | Sportsnet (Canada), Tennis Channel (USA), Sky Sports (UK), beIN Sports (AUS), Sony Sports (India), Eurosport (Europe) | Tennis TV globally |
| WTA women’s draw | Toronto | Sportsnet (Canada), Tennis Channel (USA), Sky Sports (UK), beIN Sports (AUS), Sony Sports (India), Eurosport (Europe) | WTA TV globally |
The key distinction for streaming fans:
Regional TV broadcasters like Sportsnet, Tennis Channel, and Sky Sports cover both draws simultaneously, switching between Montreal and Toronto based on scheduling and match importance.
Global streaming platforms work differently. Tennis TV covers only the ATP Montreal draw. WTA TV covers only the WTA Toronto draw. A Tennis TV subscriber cannot watch any WTA Toronto matches. A WTA TV subscriber cannot watch any ATP Montreal matches.
Which draw is in which city in 2026:
In 2026 the men’s ATP draw is in Montreal and the women’s WTA draw is in Toronto. This arrangement alternates every year. Always check the official National Bank Open website before subscribing to confirm which tour is in which city during the year you plan to watch.
Can I Watch Canadian Open Without a TV Channel Subscription?
Yes. Several streaming options allow fans to watch Canadian Open without a traditional cable or satellite television subscription, making cord cutting a fully viable approach for following the tournament in 2026.
Cord cutting options by country:
| Country | Best Cord Cutting Option | Cost |
| Canada | Sportsnet+ | Subscription required |
| United States | Tennis Channel app, Fubo, Sling TV | Varies by platform |
| United Kingdom | Now TV sports pass | Day or monthly pass |
| Australia | beIN Sports Connect | Subscription required |
| India | SonyLIV Premium | Subscription required |
| Europe | Discovery+ | Monthly subscription |
| Global ATP | Tennis TV | $14.99 per month |
| Global WTA | WTA TV | Approximately $8-10 per month |
The simplest global cord cutting solution:
For fans in any country who want to watch Canadian Open without a cable subscription, Tennis TV for the ATP Montreal draw and WTA TV for the WTA Toronto draw are the most universally available cord cutting options. Both work in 190+ countries, require no cable subscription, and provide complete live coverage of every match from qualifying through to the finals on August 13.
Free trial reminder:
Tennis TV offers a confirmed 7 day free trial for new subscribers. Starting a free trial on August 1 gives access to the opening week of the 2026 Canadian Open without any cost. For a complete guide to free and low cost viewing options, read our dedicated free streaming guide covering every legitimate option for watching the Canadian Open without paying full subscription prices.
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Conclusion
The answer to what channel is the Canadian Open on depends entirely on where you are watching from and which draw you want to follow.
Canadian fans have the simplest answer. Sportsnet in English and TVA Sports in French provide wall to wall coverage of both cities from August 1 to 13. International fans have strong options through Tennis Channel in the USA, Sky Sports in the UK, beIN Sports in Australia, Sony Sports in India, and Eurosport across Europe. Fans in any other country can access complete coverage through Tennis TV for the ATP Montreal draw and WTA TV for the WTA Toronto draw.
Whatever country you are watching from, the 2026 Canadian Open has a legitimate channel or streaming platform that brings both Montreal and Toronto to your screen.
To plan your viewing across the full two week tournament, explore our complete Canadian Open schedule page for confirmed session times and match dates.
