The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off on June 11th, and Bell Media has fans covered, from every moment of action on the pitch to the biggest news and storylines throughout the tournament. As the official broadcasters and streamers of FIFA World Cup 2026, TSN and RDS are the exclusive home to complete coverage of all 104 matches, with select matches available on CTV, Noovo, and streaming on Crave through the live CTV channel. 

The Canadian Men’s National Team competes in their third World Cup, following appearances in 1986 and 2022, and they kick off their campaign on June 12th against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Pre-game coverage for Canada’s opening match includes an expanded kick-off show beginning at 11 a.m. ET on TSN, CTV, and streaming on Crave through the live CTV channel, with the opening whistle scheduled for 3 p.m. ET.

The Bell Media networks combine to deliver the biggest FIFA World Cup in history, live in HDR, available on select platforms. 

TSN’s all-star broadcast team leads in-depth news, analysis, and on-the-ground reporting throughout the tournament.

“The FIFA World Cup 2026 arriving on home soil is a landmark moment for Canada, and for soccer in this country,” said Shawn Redmond, Vice President, Bell Media Sports. “We’re bringing the full strength of the Bell Media portfolio to this tournament: premium content, best-in-class production, and the scale and cross-platform amplification of our entertainment, news, and sports platforms, to deliver the most comprehensive and ambitious World Cup coverage in our history.” 

“With Canada on the global stage, we have a unique opportunity to rally the country behind the Canadian Men’s National Team and tap into the energy, diversity, and momentum driving the sport’s growth nationwide. Across platforms, we will redefine how fans experience the game—from immersive storytelling and elite analysis to dynamic digital and streaming experiences that meet audiences wherever they are. As the exclusive home of the biggest FIFA World Cup ever, we’re not just broadcasting the tournament—we’re helping shape the future of soccer in this country, inspiring new fans and deepening lasting connections to the beautiful game, while delivering meaningful impact for our broadcast sponsors,” added Redmond. 

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