TSN TSN Schedule

TSN4 TV Schedule September 16, 2026

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

SPORTSCENTRE

2026 SPORTSCENTRE Western Prime-SPORTSCENTRE

SPORTSCENTRE

2026 SPORTSCENTRE Western Prime-SPORTSCENTRE

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

SC with Jay Onrait

2026 SC with Jay Onrait-SC with Jay Onrait

First Take

2026 First Take-First Take

2026 Canadian Karting Championship - Part 1

2026 Canadian Dirt Series and Karting-2026 Canadian Karting Championship - Part 1

Motorcycle Experience

Motorcycle Experience (2026)-Motorcycle Experience

2026 Canadian Superbike Championship: Pro Supersport Race 5 of 8

2026 Canadian Superbike Series-2026 Canadian Superbike Championship: Pro Supersport Race 5 of 8

OverDrive

2026 OverDrive-OverDrive

SPORTSCENTRE

2026 SPORTSCENTRE Evening-SPORTSCENTRE

SC: NBA Plays of the Year

2026 SC Top 10-SC: NBA Plays of the Year

MLB on TSN: Red Sox vs. Rangers

2026 Major League Baseball-MLB on TSN: Red Sox vs. Rangers

SPORTSCENTRE

2026 SPORTSCENTRE Late 22:00-SPORTSCENTRE

About TSN TSN

The Sports Network (TSN) is a sports network broadcast in Canada in English language, owned by CTV Specialty Television, a joint-venture between Bell Media and ESPN.

The network was first launched on September 1, 1984 and has established itself as one of the top options for sports fans in Canada.

TSN network channels focus on sports-related programming, including live and recorded event telecasts, sports talk shows, and other original programming.

TSN service now consists of five 24-hour channels: TSN1, TSN3, TSN4, and TSN5, with each designated as the primary TSN network for each region of Canada.