Bell and DAZN aren't going to be happy if this happens (yes, no one else will shed a tear). I suspect we'll see some clarifications before February 9th.

 

I doubt it will air in Canada since CTV/TSN has the rights to air the NFL and the Super Bowl in Canada.

 

Bell does not own the streaming rights to the Super Bowl, whether they like it or not. Why would Tubi put up the Live Link on their Canadian site if it were not going to air here. Super Bowl LIX - Live on Tubi

 

Bell does not own the streaming rights to the Super Bowl, whether they like it or not. Why would Tubi put up the Live Link on their Canadian site if it were not going to air here. Super Bowl LIX - Live on Tubi

that just takes me to the tubi homepage

 

Coverage will be broadcast across TSN, CTV, CTV2 and the French-language RDS. Digitally, NFL action will also be accessible on the media company’s various digital platforms, as well as via the TSN Direct and RDS Direct subscription streaming services. The TSN Edge platform will also continue to provide official fantasy and betting content.

The renewal also includes RedZone, which had previously been exclusive to DAZN, the International Series and the new Monday night games being added for the 2022 season. Bell’s deal has been described as exclusive for linear broadcast, but DAZN’s digital deal is also up for renewal ahead of the new campaign.

Also: NFL and DAZN Group announce new 10-year deal for Canada starting in 2023

I see nothing that indicates Fox holds Canadian streaming rights.

 

A VPN will get you the U.S. Tubi

 

who knows maybe we will be able to watch it without vpn in canada, but how good will the stream be? will it be overloaded?

 

yup its a redirect now

 

The broadcast will be available in 4K on Tubi, the free ad-supported streaming TV platform owned by Fox.

Tubi will livestream the 2025 Super Bowl for free in 4K

 

As mentioned previously, Fox and Tubi only have U.S. rights, so the Tubi stream won't be available in Canada, unless you use a VPN.

 

the Tubi stream won't be available in Canada, unless you use a VPN.

or are physically located in the usa and use the app

 

Where do you see the link on the tubi app? I keep searching for it when I log in but I keep getting the regular home page with no mention of the super bowl.

 

Read the entire thread. Super Bowl on U.S. Tubi only.

 

Originally the link appeared on the Canadian Tubi but was removed. So , its a NO, they wont air it on Tubi in Canada. But you can try a VPN, that might work.

 

You have to register to watch.
I used a vpn and tried to register with an aol email account and it said they can't register me right now and I could continue as a guest.

I just want to watch the commercials.

 

The commercials are usually available on many websites on the day of, or the day before, the game.

 

Every Super Bowl 2025 Commercial (VIDEO)

See the stars recreate iconic movie moments and more in this year's Super Bowl ads.

www.tvinsider.com

 

I was going to say the commercials and halftime show but the halftime show is a rapper so I'll pass.

Also I wouldn't want to sit through all that football to see the commercials so I will find an alternative place to see them.
Satellite Debris on Global Vancouver will have some of them.

 

Satellite Debris had 3 Superbowl commercials tonight already.

Cher and Uber Eats, Bearfight Beer and another beer.

I think they spent their money on celebrities.

I noticed above that I got flagged as USA when I had my VPN on.

Now it's back to Canada.

 

I have read that the 4K stream from Fox will be upconverted HD. Maybe a small improvement over HD from regular cable. I find OTA is still the best overall.

 

The game is on Fox. In Toronto at least, it (and PBS) is the easiest Buffalo channel to pick up by antenna. I just have a tiny antenna in my basement, and I can still get it almost all the time.

Not that I have much desire to watch US television all of a sudden. Cricket anyone?

 

I get WUTV Fox in my family room with rabbit ears. Its by far the strongest US signal with an ERP of 1000 KW from Grand Island.

 

I remember people 10 years ago saying this: "Commercials? Whats that? Streaming all the way" Now it looks like commercials made a comeback. For me its the game don't care about the US ads or Canadian ads. if I you want to see the US Ads, watch Youtube the next day it will be filled with all the ads clips.

 

What ExDilbert said. Can you think of any other event/show besides the Super Bowl (whose commercials never lost their "wanna see" vibe) that has people saying, "I want to watch the commercials!"? There might be a couple each year for fans of an upcoming movie or event but that's not ads making a comeback.

 

The thing about the US Superbowl commercials is that they have become part of the entertainment. US companies spend large sums to produce some of the best and most entertaining commercials on TV and spend millions of dollars more to debut them aired during the Superbowl. Canadian companies want to replace them with their typical repetitive, dated, drab, boring, sometimes insulting commercials that detract from the event. Canadian broadcasters sometimes detract from the main event by extending break times and inserting extra commercials during game play as well. Removing the Superbowl commercials can detract from the event as they are often aired to align with game downtime and what would be dead air or filler from a couple of talking heads.

 

The thing about the US Superbowl commercials is that they have become part of the entertainment. US companies spend large sums to produce some of the best and most entertaining commercials on TV...

I used to think that 10 or 15 years ago. I even went to the web sites to watch the ads a few times, since we are out of range of U.S. OTA stations in Winnipeg. Then I realized they weren't that great, and those are the same commercials I skip on my PVR the rest of the year.

Last year my nephew invited the family to watch the U.S. feed and it seemed that most of the ads consisted of watching a well-paid celebrity showing up in an otherwise bland commercial. It turned into a game of "spot the celebrity." The highlight of my Super Bowl experience was the next night when I saw this bit on Jimmy Fallon.

 

It’s rather odd that the Tubi App on my Apple TV actually has an inscription in it, ‘Home of Super Bowl LIX”. I’m surprised that there would even be any reference to this, knowing that I’m watching from Canada.

 

It’s rather odd that the Tubi App on my Apple TV actually has an inscription in it, ‘Home of Super Bowl LIX”. I’m surprised that there would even be any reference to this, knowing that I’m watching from Canada.

A few weeks ago, my Roku kept showing me ads to watch Babylon 5 - which I was keen to see. But it was US only, and led nowhere. People make mistakes.

What ExDilbert said. Can you think of any other event/show besides the Super Bowl (whose commercials never lost their "wanna see" vibe) that has people saying, "I want to watch the commercials!"? There might be a couple each year for fans of an upcoming movie or event but that's not ads making a comeback.

I certainly can't think of anything else that people might watch just for the commercials. Though commercials do seem to be making a bit of a comeback - at least in the number I'm seeing, between Prime and all these free streaming channels. Though a minimal amount of commercials is one thing. The FCC rules used to be less than 10 minutes of commercials per hour. And even when it got the the 12-minute point in the 1970s or so, it was bearable.

20 minute per hour though, I just can't handle.

I've no interest in watching that much gridiron football though just to watch some (good) commercials. Sometimes I pop in for the half-time show. I haven't heard who this year's is ..... hang on ... Kendrick Lamar? Fox is just trolling Canada aren't they. Oh well, not my favourite genre. I preferred The Weeknd.

 

I certainly can't think of anything else that people might watch just for the commercials. Though commercials do seem to be making a bit of a comeback - at least in the number I'm seeing, between Prime and all these free streaming channels.

Putting it that way, yes, some people are getting exposed to more commercials because they choose to pay less or nothing. Live sports events like the Super Bowl have the same amount, no idea how FAST channels like Tubi compare with old-style cable channels, and the other stuff generally has ad-free tiers. I'll put up with unskippable commercials during live sports events because that's just the nature of the beast but I'm not going back to the pre-PVR (or pre-VCR!) era with unskippable ads during pre-recorded shows.

 

That's a good one. I rarely watch TV commercials anymore, not even Superbowl commercials. I agree that the Superbowl commercials did not live up to the hype surrounding them. However, they are better than seeing the same stale Canadian Tire commercial and promos for Cancon reruns every 10 minutes.

 

Which are still one up on the extremely repetitive commercials I see streaming. If I see one more Tide commercial, I may kill that little .... crab.

 

Some companies use advertising as a form of brainwashing. They do this by using overly repetitive ads that saturate all forms of media that are relevant to the target audience. If a government did this we would condemn it as propaganda. It's use by government is also baked into many countries' laws and constitutions. Yet we allow its use by big businesses and rich individuals who use it to gain economic power and and political influence. The end result is the same.

 

I got very brainwashed by watching those repeated commercials for dish washing soap in Canada. Who knew you were suppose to use soap to clean ducks instead of dishes? brainwashing at its finest, lol!