List of most watched television broadcasts in Canada

The following is a list of most watched television broadcasts in Canada based on average viewership of the broadcasts. The Grey Cup has frequently been the most watched Canadian television broadcast of the year. The most watched television broadcast in Canadian history was the gold medal game of the men's hockey tournament at the 2010 Winter Olympics, played between the United States and Canada, with an average minute audience of 16.6 million Canadians watching the game, roughly one-half of Canada's entire population in 2010.[1]

Most watched broadcasts

The following is a list of the twenty most watched television broadcasts in Canada by average minute audience, with primary audience measurement according to Numeris. This list includes broadcasts that were simulcast on multiple networks, including French language simulcasts of sports programming (such as Super Bowl LIV on CTV, TSN, RDS). Where applicable, this list also factors in Simultaneous substitution of American programs airing on Canadian networks. This list does not combine the viewership of major events that have been individually covered by multiple Canadian broadcasters simultaneously (such as the September 11th attacks).

Nine of the twenty most watched broadcasts took place during the 2010 Winter Olympics which were hosted by the Canadian city of Vancouver. During these Olympics, a new consortium was formed by some of Canada's major private broadcasting companies to simulcast many Olympic events. As such, many of the top twenty broadcasts listed below aired on multiple participating networks of the Olympic consortium, which is referred to as the National Olympic Network on Numeris ratings reports.

  Indicates broadcast unrelated to Olympic Games.

No.ShowViewership (millions)DateNetwork(s)Ref.
1 2010 Winter Olympics: Men's hockey – Canada vs. USA gold medal game 16.67 February 28, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium [1][2]
2 2010 Winter Olympics closing ceremony 14.44 February 28, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium [3][2]
3 2010 Winter Olympics opening ceremony 13.50 February 12, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium [4][2]
4 Super Bowl LIV 11.17 February 2, 2020 CTV, TSN, RDS [5][6]
5 2010 Winter Olympics: Men's hockey – Canada vs. USA preliminary round game 10.68 February 21, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium [7][2]
6 2010 Winter Olympics: Men's hockey – Canada vs. Russia quarterfinal game 10.56 February 24, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium [7][2]
7 Super Bowl LV 10.54 February 7, 2021 CTV, TSN, RDS [8][9]
8 2002 Winter Olympics: Men's hockey – Canada vs. USA gold medal game 10.30 February 22, 2002 CBC [10]
9 2010 Winter Olympics: Men's hockey – Canada vs. Slovakia semifinal game 9.87 February 26, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium [11][2]
10 Super Bowl XLIX 9.16 February 1, 2015 CTV, RDS [12][13]
11 2011 Stanley Cup Finals – Game 7: Boston Bruins vs. Vancouver Canucks 8.64 June 15, 2011 CBC [14]
12 2014 Winter Olympics: Men's hockey - Canada vs. Sweden gold medal game 8.5 February 23, 2014 CBC consortium [15]
13 Super Bowl 50 8.31 February 7, 2016 CTV, RDS [16][17]
14 2019 NBA Finals - Game 6 - Toronto Raptors vs. Golden State Warriors 7.7 June 13, 2019 TSN, CTV [18]
15 2010 Winter Olympics: Women's hockey – Canada vs. USA gold medal game 7.50 February 25, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium [11][2]
16 2010 Winter Olympics: Men's hockey – Canada vs. Germany qualification playoff game 7.43 February 23, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium [11][2]
17 Super Bowl XLVIII 7.32 February 2, 2014 CTV [19]
18 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs - Round 1 - Game 7: Montreal Canadiens vs. Toronto Maple Leafs 7.31 May 31, 2021 CBC, Sportsnet, TVAS [20][21]
19 Super Bowl XLVI 7.3 February 5, 2012 CTV [22]
20 2010 Winter Olympics: Short track speed skating – Men's 1000 metres finals 7.23 February 20, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium [11][2]

Most watched television broadcasts by year

2021

The following is a list of the most watched television broadcasts of 2021.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Super Bowl LV 10.54[23][24] February 7, 2021 CTV, TSN, RDS
2 Stanley Cup Playoffs - Round 1 - Game 7 - Montreal Canadiens vs. Toronto Maple Leafs 7.31[25][21] May 31, 2021 CBC, Sportsnet, TVA Sports
3 Stanley Cup Finals - Game 4 - Montreal Canadiens vs. Tampa Bay Lightning 5.21[26] July 5, 2021 CBC, Sportsnet, TVA Sports
4 Stanley Cup Playoffs - Round 3 - Game 6 - Vegas Golden Knights vs. Montreal Canadiens 5.20[27] June 24, 2021 CBC, Sportsnet, TVA Sports
5 Bye Bye 2021 4.862[28] December 31, 2021 Ici Radio-Canada Télé
6 Stanley Cup Playoffs - Round 1 - Game 6 - Montreal Canadiens vs. Toronto Maple Leafs 4.73[29] May 29, 2021 CBC, Sportsnet
7 Stanley Cup Finals - Game 5 - Montreal Canadiens vs. Tampa Bay Lightning 4.10[30] July 7, 2021 CBC, Sportsnet
8 Stanley Cup Playoffs - Round 2 - Game 4 - Winnipeg Jets vs. Montreal Canadiens 3.81[31][32] June 7, 2021 CBC, Sportsnet, TVA Sports
9 UEFA Euro 2020 Final - England vs. Italy 3.6[33] July 12, 2021 CTV, TSN
10 Stanley Cup Finals - Game 1 - Montreal Canadiens vs. Tampa Bay Lightning 3.57[34] June 28, 2021 CBC, Sportsnet

2020
Main article: List of most watched Canadian television broadcasts of 2020

The following is a list of the most watched television broadcasts of 2020.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Super Bowl LIV 11.2 February 2, 2020 CTV, TSN, RDS
2 Stronger Together, Tous Ensemble 5.9 [35][36] April 26, 2020 Consortium of broadcast networks and specialty channels[37]
3 92nd Academy Awards 4.81 February 9, 2020 CTV
4 One World: Together at Home 4.45 [38] April 18, 2020 Consortium of broadcast networks and specialty channels
5 Bye Bye 2020 3.8[39][28] December 31, 2020 Ici Radio-Canada Télé
6 The Good Doctor ("I Love You") (season finale) 3.03 March 30, 2020 CTV
7 77th Golden Globe Awards 3.01 January 5, 2020 CTV
8 Stanley Cup Qualifiers - Game 5 - Columbus vs. Toronto 2.5 August 9, 2020 CBC, Sportsnet

2019
Main article: List of most watched Canadian television broadcasts of 2019

The following is a list of the most watched television broadcasts of 2019.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 NBA Finals - Game 6 - Toronto Raptors vs. Golden State Warriors 7.7[40] June 13, 2019 TSN, CTV1
2 Super Bowl LIII 6.5[41][notes 1] February 3, 2019 CTV, TSN, RDS
3 NBA Finals - Game 5 - Toronto Raptors vs. Golden State Warriors 6.4[42] June 10, 2019 Sportsnet, Citytv1
4 91st Academy Awards 5.21[43] February 18, 2019 CTV
5 NBA Finals - Game 4 - Toronto Raptors vs. Golden State Warriors 4.63[42] June 7, 2019 TSN, CTV 2, RDS
6 The Big Bang Theory ("The Change Constant"/"The Stockholm Syndrome") (series finale) 4.33[44] May 19, 2019 CTV
7 NBA Finals - Game 2 - Toronto Raptors vs. Golden State Warriors 4.3[45][46] June 2, 2019 TSN, CTV 2
8 Stanley Cup Finals - Game 7 - St. Louis Blues vs. Boston Bruins 4.15 June 12, 2019 CBC, Sportsnet
9 107th Grey Cup - Hamilton Tiger-Cats vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers 3.9[47] November 24, 2019 TSN, RDS
10 NBA Finals - Game 3 - Toronto Raptors vs. Golden State Warriors 3.8 June 5, 2019 Sportsnet, Citytv

1CTV & Citytv simultaneously substituted ABC's coverage of the games, while TSN and Sportsnet aired the Canadian produced broadcasts.

2018

The following is a list of the most watched television broadcasts of 2018.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 2018 Winter Olympics: Ice dance final 5.7 February 20, 2018 CBC consortium
2 Super Bowl LII 5.42[48][notes 1] February 4, 2018 CTV, RDS
3 2018 Winter Olympics: Women's hockey gold medal game - Canada vs. United States 4.8 February 22, 2018 CBC consortium
4 90th Academy Awards 4.73[49] March 4, 2018 CTV
5 Bye Bye 2018 4.471 December 31, 2018 Ici Radio-Canada Télé
6 Stanley Cup Playoffs - Round 1 - Game 7 - Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Boston Bruins 4.3 April 25, 2018 Sportsnet, CBC
7 Super Bowl LII post-game show 4.23[48] February 4, 2018 CTV
8 Super Bowl LII pre-game show 4.14[48] February 4, 2018 CTV
9 The Big Bang Theory ("The Bow Tie Asymmetry") 3.93[50] May 10, 2018 CTV
10 2018 FIFA World Cup final- France vs. Croatia 3.90 July 15, 2018 CTV, TSN

2017

The following is a list of the most watched television broadcasts of 2017.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Super Bowl LI 6.6 [notes 1] February 5, 2017 CTV, TSN, RDS
2 89th Academy Awards 5.80 February 26, 2017 CTV
3 Stanley Cup Playoffs - Eastern Conference Final - Game 7 - Ottawa vs. Pittsburgh 4.29[54] May 25, 2017 Sportsnet, CBC
4 105th Grey Cup 4.10[55] November 26, 2017 TSN
5 The Big Bang Theory ("The Holiday Summation") 3.98 January 5, 2017 CTV
The Big Bang Theory ("The Comic-Con Condundrum") February 23, 2017 CTV
7 Super Bowl LI pre-game show 3.92 February 5, 2017 CTV
8 The Big Bang Theory ("The Locomotion Reverberation") 3.90 February 9, 2017 CTV
9 Super Bowl LI post-game show 3.87 February 5, 2017 CTV
10 The Big Bang Theory ("The Proposal Proposal") 3.85 September 25, 2017 CTV

2016

The following is a list of the most watched television broadcasts of 2016.[56]

  Indicates broadcast unrelated to sports.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Super Bowl 50 8.31 February 7, 2016 CTV, RDS
2 2016 Summer Olympics: Men's 100 metres final 6.92[57] August 14, 2016 CBC
3 88th Academy Awards 5.65 February 28, 2016 CTV
4 The Tragically Hip: A National Celebration (farewell concert) 4.33 August 20, 2016 CBC

2015

The following is a list of the ten most watched television broadcasts of 2015.[12]

  Indicates broadcast unrelated to sports.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Super Bowl XLIX 9.16 February 1, 2015 CTV, RDS
2 2015 IIHF World Junior Championship gold medal game: Canada vs. Russia 6.91 January 5, 2015 TSN, RDS
3 87th Academy Awards 5.53 February 22, 2015 CTV
4 Super Bowl XLIX pre-game show 5.16 February 1, 2015 CTV
5 The Big Bang Theory ("The Opening Night Excitation") 5.09 December 17, 2015 CTV
6 2015 American League Championship Series: Game 6 - Toronto vs. Kansas City 5.08 October 23, 2015 Sportsnet
7 2015 IIHF World Junior Championship Final post-game show 5.07 January 5, 2015 TSN
8 The Big Bang Theory ("The Colonization Application") 4.49 March 5, 2015 CTV
9 The Big Bang Theory ("The Anxiety Optimization") 4.36 January 29, 2015 CTV
10 103rd Grey Cup 4.3[58] November 29, 2015 TSN

2014

The following is a list of the ten most watched television broadcasts of 2014.[19]

  Indicates broadcast unrelated to sports.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 2014 Winter Olympics: Men's hockey - gold medal game 8.5 February 23, 2014 CBC consortium
2 Super Bowl XLVIII 7.32 February 2, 2014 CTV
3 86th Academy Awards 6.40 March 2, 2014 CTV
4 2014 FIFA World Cup final 4.90 July 13, 2014 CBC
5 Super Bowl XLVII pre-game show 4.53 February 2, 2014 CTV
6 The Big Bang Theory ("The Occupation Recalibration") 4.45 January 9, 2014 CTV
7 The Big Bang Theory ("The Prom Equivalency") 4.44 November 6, 2014 CTV
8 The Big Bang Theory ("The Misinterpretation Agitation") 4.41 October 30, 2014 CTV
9 2014 Winter Olympics closing ceremony 4.33 February 23, 2014 CBC consortium
10 The Big Bang Theory ("The Status Quo Combustion") 4.30 May 15, 2014 CTV

2013

The following is a list of the ten most watched television broadcasts of 2013.[59]

  Indicates broadcast unrelated to sports.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Super Bowl XLVII 6.6 February 3, 2013 CTV
2 85th Academy Awards 6.3 February 24, 2013 CTV
3 Stanley Cup Round 1 - Game 7 - Toronto vs. Boston 5.1 May 13, 2013 CBC
4 101st Grey Cup 4.5 November 24, 2013 TSN
5 70th Golden Globe Awards 3.5 January 13, 2013 CTV
6 Stanley Cup Finals - Game 6 - Boston vs. Chicago 3.4 June 24, 2013 CBC
7 55th Annual Grammy Awards 3.2 February 10, 2013 Global
8 65th Primetime Emmy Awards 2.5 September 22, 2013 CTV
9 2013 Juno Awards 1.9 April 21, 2013 CTV
10 2013 People's Choice Awards 1.8 January 9, 2013 Global

2012

The following is a list of the ten most watched television broadcasts of 2012.[22][60]

  Indicates broadcast unrelated to sports.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Super Bowl XLVI 7.3 February 5, 2012 CTV
2 84th Academy Awards 6.5 February 26, 2012 CTV
3 100th Grey Cup 5.4 November 25, 2012 TSN
4 2012 Summer Olympics closing ceremony 5.2 August 12, 2012 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium
5 54th Annual Grammy Awards 5.0 February 12, 2012 Global
6 Megastunts: Highwire Over Niagara Falls - Live! 3.8 June 15, 2012 CTV
7 69th Golden Globe Awards 3.2 January 15, 2012 CTV
8 CTV at the Oscars 2.7 February 26, 2012 CTV
9 64th Primetime Emmy Awards 2.5 September 23, 2012 CTV
10 Céline Dion...Sans attendre 2.3 November 4, 2012 TVA

2011

The following is a list of the ten most watched television broadcasts of 2011.[14]

  Indicates broadcast unrelated to sports.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Stanley Cup Final – Game 7: Boston @ Vancouver 8.64 June 15, 2011 CBC
2 Stanley Cup Final – Game 6: Vancouver @ Boston 6.69 June 13, 2011 CBC
3 Super Bowl XLV 6.53 February 6, 2011 CTV
4 83rd Academy Awards 6.28 February 27, 2011 CTV
5 2011 IIHF World Junior Championship Final 6.08 January 5, 2011 TSN
6 Stanley Cup Final – Game 5: Boston @ Vancouver 6.06 June 10, 2011 CBC
7 Stanley Cup Final – Game 2: Boston @ Vancouver 5.63 June 4, 2011 CBC
8 Stanley Cup Final – Game 1: Boston @ Vancouver 5.51 June 1, 2011 CBC
9 Stanley Cup Final – Game 3: Vancouver @ Boston 5.43 June 6, 2011 CBC
10 Two and a Half Men ("Nice to Meet You, Walden Schmidt") 5.32 September 19, 2011 CTV

2010

The following is a list of the ten most watched television broadcasts of 2010, excluding broadcasts from the 2010 Winter Olympics.[11]

  Indicates broadcast unrelated to sports.

No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Super Bowl XLIV 6.30 February 7, 2010 CTV
2 82nd Academy Awards 6.19 March 7, 2010 CTV
3 2011 IIHF World Junior Championship Final 5.44 January 5, 2010 TSN
4 98th Grey Cup 5.03 November 28, 2010 TSN
5 2010 FIFA World Cup Final 4.92 July 11, 2010 CBC
6 Stanley Cup Round 2 – Game 7: Montreal vs. Pittsburgh 4.24 May 12, 2010 CBC
7 Stanley Cup Final – Game 6: Chicago vs. Philadelphia 4.12 June 9, 2010 CBC
8 The Big Bang Theory ("The Apology Insufficiency") 3.72 November 4, 2010 CTV
9 American Idol ("Hollywood Round: Part 1") 3.67 February 9, 2010 CTV
10 The Big Bang Theory ("The Boyfriend Complexity") 3.53 November 18, 2010 CTV

Top 10 Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games Broadcasts
No. Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Date Network(s)
1 Men's hockey – Canada vs. USA gold medal game 16.67 February 28, 2010 Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium
2 Closing Ceremony 14.44 February 28, 2010
3 Opening Ceremony 13.50 February 12, 2010
4 Men's hockey – Canada vs. USA preliminary round game 10.68 February 21, 2010
5 Men's hockey – Canada vs. Russia quarterfinal game 10.56 February 24, 2010
6 Men's hockey – Canada vs. Slovakia semifinal game 9.87 February 26, 2010
7 Women's hockey – Canada vs. USA gold medal game 7.50 February 25, 2010
8 Men's hockey – Canada vs. Germany qualification playoff game 7.43 February 23, 2010
9 Short track speed skating – Men's 1000 metres finals 7.23 February 20, 2010
10 Men's hockey – Canada vs. Switzerland preliminary round game 6.89 February 18, 2010


Most watched TV series

Most watched by year
Season Show Viewership
(in millions)		 Network
2012–13 The Amazing Race Canada 2.85[59] CTV
2013–14 2.75[19]
2014–15 2.54[12]

Notes
  1. From 2017-2019, Bell Media's CTV was not permitted to perform simultaneous substitution for the Super Bowl as per a 2015 CRTC regulatory policy.[51] Therefore, figures shown in these years only include CTV viewership and do not include Canadian viewership from Fox affiliates, as US networks are not measured by Numeris. This process was overturned by the Supreme Court of Canada ahead of Super Bowl LIV in 2020.[52][53]

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