You’ll be able to watch the 2026 Winter Olympics (Milan–Cortina) on major national broadcasters in each country plus their streaming platforms, with NBC/Peacock as the main home in the US.

Main ways to watch (by country)

United States

  • TV channels : NBC, USA Network, CNBC will show daily live coverage and replays.
  • Streaming (paid) :
    • Peacock – streams every event live plus replays and highlight shows.
* NBC digital platforms: NBCOlympics.com, NBC.com, NBC Sports app, NBC app (with TV provider login).
  • Opening Ceremony : Live on NBC and Peacock from Milan on Feb 6, 2026, with primetime coverage that evening.

UK, Canada, Australia & more

  • UK : Free coverage and live streams on BBC and BBC iPlayer.
  • Canada : Free streaming on CBC Gem plus TV on CBC and its sports channels.
  • Australia : Free streams on 9Now and TV via the Nine Network.
  • Other Europe (example: UK/Europe guide) : Rights are shared across public broadcasters and Discovery/Eurosport/Max in some territories; many viewers use BBC, Eurosport, or Discovery+ depending on country.

Quick reference table

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Country/RegionTV channelsMain streaming platform(s)
USANBC, USA Network, CNBCPeacock; NBCOlympics.com; NBC Sports & NBC apps
UKBBC TVBBC iPlayer (free)
CanadaCBC & partnersCBC Gem (free)
AustraliaNine Network9Now (free)

Extra tips & “latest news” flavor

  • The Games run February 6–22, 2026 in northern Italy (Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo).
  • In the US, Peacock is positioning itself as the one-stop shop where you can watch every medal event live, while NBC and cable channels carry the biggest primetime moments.
  • Many tech and streaming guides in early 2026 highlight VPNs plus free national streams (BBC iPlayer, CBC Gem, 9Now) as a trending way for travelers and expats to keep up with the Games.

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