The WNBA is back, and basketball fans in Canada are in for a thrilling 2024 season! With a record 40-game regular season, the action will run from mid-May to late September, and the best part is, Canadian fans won’t miss a moment of it. Whether you’re tuning in to watch the defending champions, the Las Vegas Aces, or catching Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever’s No. 1 draft pick and all-around basketball prodigy, we’ve got you covered.
In this article, we’ll give you the full breakdown of where and how to catch all the WNBA action in Canada. Plus, we’ll throw in a good amount of fun, humor, and sarcasm (because why not?). So grab your popcorn, adjust your TV antennas (or just open an app), and let’s dive into the details of watching the 2024 WNBA season!
TV & Streaming Options: How to Watch the WNBA in Canada
In Canada, you’ll be able to watch WNBA games through multiple channels, ensuring you won’t miss a three-pointer, a buzzer-beater, or an awkward mascot dance-off. Here’s how you can catch all the action:
TV Channels:
- TSN – Watch select WNBA games on TSN’s multiple channels (TSN 1, 3, 4, 5). Yes, they have that many channels, so you won’t have to battle your siblings for the remote when your favorite game is on.
- Sportsnet – A few games will also be aired on Sportsnet, so switch over if TSN is showing reruns of curling or darts.
- NBA TV Canada – For the die-hard basketball fans, NBA TV Canada will have WNBA games too, ensuring full hoop coverage from tip-off to the final whistle.
Streaming Options:
- TSN App – Can’t get to the TV? No problem! Just fire up the TSN App and watch the games wherever you are. The app is perfect for those “I’m definitely working” moments during game time.
- Sportsnet NOW – You can also stream WNBA games live via Sportsnet NOW. It’s great for multitasking—because you can never have enough basketball while you pretend to fold laundry.
- Fubo – Want more? NBA TV Canada’s WNBA games can be streamed through Fubo, which offers a free trial. Yep, you read that right—free. Just don’t forget to cancel after binge-watching your first 10 games (or not—Fubo’s pretty great).
Full 2024 WNBA TV Schedule for Canada
Here’s where we get into the nitty-gritty. Below is a detailed breakdown of upcoming WNBA games, including dates, times, and the channels where you can watch. No excuses now—mark your calendars!
| Date | Game | Time (ET) | Network |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sept. 10 | Minnesota Lynx vs. Atlanta Dream | 7:30 p.m. | TSN 4/5 |
| Sept. 10 | Connecticut Sun vs. Los Angeles Sparks | 10 p.m. | NBA TV Canada, Fubo |
| Sept. 11 | Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Fever | 7 p.m. | TSN 1/3 |
| Sept. 11 | Seattle Storm vs. Los Angeles Sparks | 10 p.m. | TSN 1/4 |
| Sept. 13 | Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Fever | 7:30 p.m. | TSN 3/4 |
| Sept. 15 | Dallas Wings vs. Indiana Fever | 3 p.m. | Sportsnet |
| Sept. 15 | Los Angeles Sparks vs. Seattle Storm | 6 p.m. | NBA TV Canada, Fubo |
| Sept. 17 | Minnesota Lynx vs. Connecticut Sun | 7 p.m. | TSN |
| Sept. 17 | New York Liberty vs. Washington Mystics | 7 p.m. | NBA TV Canada, Fubo |
| Sept. 17 | Las Vegas Aces vs. Seattle Storm | 10 p.m. | NBA TV Canada, Fubo |
| Sept. 19 | Chicago Sky vs. Connecticut Sun | 7 p.m. | TSN |
| Sept. 19 | Atlanta Dream vs. New York Liberty | 7 p.m. | NBA TV Canada, Fubo |
| Sept. 19 | Dallas Wings vs. Las Vegas Aces | 10 p.m. | TSN |
Caitlin Clark – The Rookie Sensation to Watch
Now, let’s talk about why you’re really here. Caitlin Clark—the rookie that has everyone buzzing. The Indiana Fever snapped her up as the No. 1 overall pick, and she’s already proving why. Known for her incredible court vision, her lethal three-point shooting, and the fact that she makes defenders look like they’ve just seen a ghost (seriously, it’s spooky), Clark is the player to watch this season.
If you don’t tune in to see Caitlin Clark drain threes and dish out assists like candy at Halloween, you’re missing out on history in the making. The Fever may be rebuilding, but with Clark on board, they’re a must-watch this season.
WNBA Storylines to Follow in 2024
Aside from Caitlin Clark taking over the league like it’s her personal playground, there are several other storylines you’ll want to keep an eye on this year:
- Las Vegas Aces’ Title Defense: Can they repeat as champions, or will they fold under pressure like a cheap lawn chair?
- New York Liberty’s Quest for Glory: With a stacked roster, including WNBA legend Breanna Stewart, the Liberty are aiming for the title. Will they finally knock the Aces off their throne?
- Seattle Storm Rebuild: With new faces and a fresh strategy, will the Storm weather the season or be swept away?
- 2024 Summer Olympic Break: The WNBA will pause in July for the Summer Olympics, where many of the league’s stars will represent their countries. How will the break affect the rhythm of the season?
The Fun Side of WNBA Fandom in Canada
Let’s face it, being a WNBA fan in Canada means sometimes getting weird looks when you enthusiastically explain to your friends why the Las Vegas Aces’ pick-and-roll is the stuff of legends. But here’s the thing—you know the WNBA is elite, and you’re a part of the growing community of Canadian fans who understand the brilliance of the league.
Whether you’re watching on TSN, streaming on Fubo, or catching highlights at 3 a.m. (because time zones are rude), the WNBA in Canada is growing. So grab your jerseys, crack open a cold one (or, you know, a kombucha), and settle in for a fantastic season of hoops.
Don’t Miss the WNBA Action in 2024
The WNBA is bigger and better in 2024, and there’s no reason for Canadian fans to miss out. With coverage across TSN, Sportsnet, NBA TV Canada, and various streaming options like Fubo, you’ll have all the WNBA action you need. Keep an eye on superstars like Caitlin Clark, and enjoy every moment of this historic season.
And remember, whether you’re catching the game on TV or streaming it on your phone while pretending to work (we won’t judge), this WNBA season promises to be one for the history books.
