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**freeprescriptionplanrrx** · 12-27-2009, 03:33 AM

I am Canadian and I am in Arizona right now. Hockey is life and I must watch hockey. CBC and TSN (Canadian networks) stream games online on their websites. The only problem is, they don't stream outside of Canada. I find this very distressing as I REALLY want to watch the World Junior Championships and the Olympcs, among other things. I've heard about something called a proxy but I am unintelligent about such things. Can anyone help me out or should I just go find the nearest bridge and jump?

You just have to find a proxy service that's hosted from canada so it has canadian IP. google for proxy servers. what you do is when you find a site, there's a url box on the page. so instead of typing the website you want to go in the url box of your browser, you type it in the webpage's url box provided instead. and the proxy loads the site using its ip and relays it to you. the target website won't know you are not in Canada.

12-27-2009, 03:33 AM	#13
freeprescriptionplanrrx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 524 Senior Member	I am Canadian and I am in Arizona right now. Hockey is life and I must watch hockey. CBC and TSN (Canadian networks) stream games online on their websites. The only problem is, they don't stream outside of Canada. I find this very distressing as I REALLY want to watch the World Junior Championships and the Olympcs, among other things. I've heard about something called a proxy but I am unintelligent about such things. Can anyone help me out or should I just go find the nearest bridge and jump? You just have to find a proxy service that's hosted from canada so it has canadian IP. google for proxy servers. what you do is when you find a site, there's a url box on the page. so instead of typing the website you want to go in the url box of your browser, you type it in the webpage's url box provided instead. and the proxy loads the site using its ip and relays it to you. the target website won't know you are not in Canada.
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