Welcome and Bienvenue!
At Vermont Public, our signal — and our community — reaches beyond the border. Our radio and TV broadcasts serve Montréal and communities across Québec, and our local newsroom regularly covers issues that affect life on both sides of the border.
Thousands of Canadians tune in every day for PBS and NPR programming, thoughtful documentaries, and reliable, fact-driven news. We’re grateful for your trust and value your perspective. Share your thoughts at hello@vermontpublic.org or take our short survey for Canadian audiences.
You might be interested in…
- News coverage of Canada, Québec, and cross-border issues
- PBS favorites, including British dramas, Masterpiece, PBS NewsHour, and documentaries from NOVA, Nature, Frontline and more (sign up for our This Week newsletter for weekly highlights)
- Made Here’s ‘Explore Québec’ collection features stories by Québec filmmakers about the province’s life and culture
- Qulture – A Vermont PBS series from our archives spotlighting Montréal’s arts scene
How to Access Vermont Public
Watch
- Channel 33 (WETK Burlington/Montréal) is available on broadcast television in much of Québec
- Available via cable on Axion, Bell Fibe TV, and Vidéotron.
- Download the PBS App and choose Vermont Public as your local station to watch live TV or on demand video*.
- Vermont Public Passport is available to Canadian members giving $8 USD or more per month. Find Passport help for Canadians here.
- Subscribe to our YouTube channel.
*Some online video content may be subject to geo-filtering, which restricts some viewing from Canada.
Listen
- 107.9 FM (WVPS) on the radio in parts of Greater Montréal and the Eastern Townships. See our coverage map.
- Live stream our news, classical, jazz, and BBC stations
- Download our mobile app for access on the go.
- Listen to our podcasts on your preferred app or platform
- NPR+ is available to members giving $8 USD or more per month. Learn more here.
Support FAQ
We are honored to count nearly 2,500 Canadians as supporters of Vermont Public and welcome your new or renewed support today!
Is Vermont Public a nonprofit?
Yes, Vermont Public is 501(c)(3) registered with the United States Internal Revenue Service, and has operated in good standing for nearly 60 years.
If l live in Canada, how should I make my gift?
Please make your donation online or you can send checks directly to Vermont Public. Make your checks payable to: Vermont Public and mail to Vermont Public, PO Box 11110 Station Centre Ville, Montréal QC H3C 5E3.
Is my contribution to Vermont Public tax deductible in Canada?
Vermont Public cannot advise individuals on the application of Canadian tax regulations, but we do acknowledge all donor gifts. In some instances, a donation to a U.S. charity can be deducted on a Canadian tax return, against income generated in the United States. Please consult your tax adviser.
Will I be charged in U.S. or Canadian funds?
All online donations are processed in U.S. dollars. The amount in Canadian dollars will depend on the exchange rate on the day your payment is withdrawn. For example, as of 1/14/26, a $10 USD donation would be about $13.87 CAD.
If you donate by check, the same applies, unless your check is from a Canadian-owned U.S. bank account, in which case no currency exchange is needed.
Canadian donors can donate via EFT transfer, credit card, or check.
I gave during the last membership drive. How long will it be before I receive my thank you gift?
Given ongoing strains on both the U.S. and Canadian postal systems, shipping to Canada can take up to 6-8 weeks. For questions regarding the status of your thank-you gift, email membership@vermontpublic.org.