No matter what you like to stream, there’s a show made in Canada suited to you. From crime thrillers and medical dramas to quirky originals, Canadian TV is full of binge-worthy offerings.

Canadians might get a lot of our media from the States, but there’s no shortage of Canadian shows to dive into if you’re looking for some homegrown entertainment. Plus, thanks to today’s streaming options, these shows are just a click away. Here are some standout picks and where you can find them.

Cardinal (Netflix, Crave)

For an atmospheric crime drama that beautifully showcases Canada’s cold landscapes, Cardinal should be at the top of your list. This award-winning series, based on the novels by Giles Blunt, follows detectives John Cardinal and Lise Delorme as they investigate chilling cases in the fictional town of Algonquin Bay in northern Ontario. With four seasons at only six episodes each, it’s the kind of show you can sink into and binge over a winter weekend.

Schitt’s Creek (Netflix, CBC Gem)

You can’t talk about Canadian TV without mentioning Schitt’s Creek. Though it starts off as a quirky comedy about a wealthy family hitting rock bottom, the show is also incredibly heartfelt and uplifting. Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara, Dan Levy, and Annie Murphy deliver iconic performances in this modern classic that remains endlessly rewatchable.

Letterkenny (Crave)

Letterkenny is a wildly original comedy that has earned a loyal following for its lightning-fast wordplay, quirky characters, and endlessly quotable one-liners. The show follows the residents of the Ontario town of Letterkenny as they navigate friendships, rivalries, and small-town life. With 12 seasons and multiple holiday specials, Letterkenny is ready for you to dive in.

Shoresy (Crave)

From the creative team behind Letterkenny, Shoresy takes a familiar character from the original show and launches him into Sudbury, Ontario. The series follows Shoresy as he joins a struggling AAA hockey team and vows to never lose again. Though similar in style and humour to its parent show, Shoresy quickly comes into its own with memorable characters and a deep and obvious love of hockey culture.

Kim’s Convenience (CBC Gem)

For something warm, witty, and surprisingly charming, Kim’s Convenience is an easy pick. Set in a Toronto convenience store run by the Kim family, the show quickly won audiences over with its quick humour and portrayal of relatable everyday mishaps. It’s a comforting, funny watch that’s ideal for unwinding at the end of the day.

Heartland (Netflix, CBC Gem)

If you’re looking to cozy up with some character-driven storytelling, then Heartland is about as comforting as it gets. This long-running show, set on a family ranch in Alberta, blends rural life, relationships, and horseback adventures in a way that has appealed to a wide audience over the years.

Workin’ Moms (Netflix, CBC Gem)

For an honest and hilarious look at the ups and downs of modern motherhood, be sure to check out Workin’ Moms. Catherine Reitman leads a strong ensemble cast of relatable characters who navigate careers, relationships, and parenting. With sharp humour, snappy dialogue, and short, bingeable episodes, it makes for a highly entertaining watch.

Transplant (Crave)

For fans of high-stakes medical dramas, Transplant brings intense emergency-room action to your screen. At the same time, it is a heartfelt story about rebuilding one’s life. The series centres on Dr. Bashir Hamed, who is a Syrian physician restarting his career in Canada, giving the show emotional depth alongside the medical drama.