StackTV

StackTV (stylized in all-caps as STACKTV) is a Canadian subscription video streaming package offered by Corus Entertainment through Amazon's Prime Video Channels. It was announced on June 3, 2019, and launched shortly thereafter for Amazon Prime subscribers.
StackTV functions similarly to a multichannel video programming distributor (MVPD), which provides access to most of Corus' broadcast and specialty TV channels, including both live linear feeds and on-demand programming during Corus' term of license. The service is intended for cord-cutters; providing access to Corus' linear channels through over-the-top media services without the need for a traditional TV service subscription (unlike the Global TV app, which requires an authenticated subscription through a cable service provider). 
In contrast to Shomi, a defunct streaming service which was operated as a joint venture between Rogers Sports and Media and Corus' sister company, Shaw Communications, StackTV offers no exclusive programming beyond that seen on Corus's linear networks and their own on-demand content. 
Programming.
Channels currently offered through the service include:
Reception.
Corus announced in June 2020 that the service had achieved 200,000 subscribers, with executives saying the service had become a "meaningful part of [the company's] portfolio".