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Pay-TV service revenue in the country is set to decline over the forecast period in line with the continued losses in Cable-TV and DTH subscriptions because of the cord-cutting trend in the country and the growing popularity of OTT video alternatives such as Netflix and Stan.

Next year, 48.9% of households in Canada will have pay TV, marking a massive and continuing trend of cable cord-cutting in the country, eMarketer forecasted.

S&P Global research stated that MVPDs--cable, satellite, and telco--will lose 8.2% of their subscribers in 2020 after losing 7.9% in 2019.

The number of pay TV subscribers in Canada and the United States will fall by 43 million from 116 million in the peak year of 2010 to 74 million in 2026, according to new data from Digital TV Research.

an unexpected acceleration in cord-cutting led to a viewership decline by roughly 10 million, leading to approximately 204.million adults watching TV. Among US TV-watching adults, daily time spent with TV increased by 9.2%, to 4 hours, 31 minutes per day.