Varsity TV is headed back over the border again in 2026 and will be at the CAA Centre in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, on Jan. 24-25 to provide live coverage of the 2026 edition of Feel The Power, which will include the best cheer teams Canada has to offer.

The event is run by Varsity Spirit Canada, which works throughout the year to provide competitive platforms and top-tier events for athletes across Canada.

FTP is one of four Varsity Spirit Canada events taking place in The Great White North this season, with one each month from January through April. 

Enjoy complete coverage of the competition, as standout teams go head-to-head with their sights set on obtaining a bid to one of the prestigious end-of-season championships!

• Who: All Star Cheer Teams
• When: Jan. 24-25, 2026 
• Where: CAA Centre in Brampton, Ontario, Canada
• Watch: LIVE on Varsity TV
• Rebroadcast: Watch HERE

What To Know About The CAA Centre

The CAA Centre in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, has become an annual host for Feel The Power, and that will be true again in 2026, when the venue opens its doors for the region’s top All Star cheer teams. 

Though the facility is a hockey-forward destination, there always seems to be a warm welcome for FTP and the its competitors. 

The multi-purpose sports and entertainment complex opened in 1998 and features four NHL-size hockey rinks, with seating for more than 5,000 around one, and a 250-seat restaurant that overlooks the three community rinks. 

The hockey resources are used for leagues, training, schools and recreation. There’s even a hockey pro shop on-site. Since 2024, the venue has been home to the Brampton Steelheads, a junior ice hockey team in the Ontario Hockey League. 

When hockey isn’t happening, the facility opens to graduations, worship events, trade shows, film shoots, sporting events, concerts and professional basketball (Brampton Honey Badgers of the Canadian Elite Basketball League) – all of which draws more than 1.2 million visitors.

In November 2022, it was announced that with the closing of the FirstOntario Centre (home of the 2023 Feel The Power event) in nearby Hamilton, Ontario, for renovations, the Honey Badgers and FTP would move to Brampton and the CAA Centre.

Rather than be displaced for the two years it would take for the renovations, the team, which won the league title in 2022, made the move permanent. The CEBL season traditionally begins in May.

The CAA Centre complex also is home to the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame, which was founded in 1979 and recognizes athletes who shined in their respective sports during the time they resided in Brampton.

Learn more about the venue, and check out this photo gallery, which showcases all aspects of the facility. 

For a map, directions and complete venue information, click HERE.

Things To Do In Brampton, Ontario, Canada

Many of the recommended things to do in Ontario, Canada, in late January include the words snow, ice, snowshoe, skate, winter, snowmobile, ski and polar, but they are offset by the promise of warm fires, hot chocolate, delicious food and soul-warming music.

Though it may seem intimidating for some, it also might be a great time to experience the traditions, culture and cuisine of someplace new. 

For those who have visited before, here’s an opportunity to revisit any favorite spots or try something different.

Click HERE to learn more about Brampton, Ontario, Canada, and all there is to do there.

Here is a comprehensive list of things going on in the area during the month of January, including festivals, sporting events, food, tours and many other activities.

Destination Ontario also has some great info to offer to help make sure you’re entertained and well-fed while you’re in town for Feel The Power 2026.

Want to snack on some things that epitomize Ontario and Canada? Try butter tarts, fresh and/or fried perch and walleye, Peameal (Canadian) bacon, poutine, summer sausage and cheese, beaver tails, chocolate, maple syrup, smoked meat, Caesars – and, oh man, don’t forget to grab a couple bags of ketchup potato chips because you’ll want to bring some home.

Need a car to get around Brampton? Visit Avis!

How To Watch Feel The Power 2026

The 2026 FTP Feel The Power will stream LIVE on Varsity TV.

If you’re going to be in Ontario and want to see the event in person, keep an eye on this page for spectator and ticket information.

Missed the Action? Watch The Rebroadcast

The rebroadcast will stream on Varsity TV on a delay of 24 hours.

Relive The Action With Varsity TV 24/7 Network

Whether you're a die-hard fan, a coach or an athlete, Varsity TV 24/7 Network brings the action of the competitive cheer and dance season straight to you—anytime, anywhere. 

The always-live stream will feature all-access content and video replays hand-picked by experts on the Varsity TV team. Tune in to Varsity TV 24/7 Network live, starting on Nov. 1.

Feel The Power 2026 Results

Results for FTP Feel The Power 2026 can be found here.

Feel The Power 2026 Schedule

The schedule for FTP Feel The Power 2026 can be found here.

Bids Up For Grabs At Feel The Power 2026

• 1 Paid Bid to The IASF Cheerleading Worlds
• 3 At-Large Bids to The IASF Cheerleading Worlds
• 3 Paid Bids to The Summit for non-U.S. teams
• 6 At-Large Bids to The Summit for non-U.S. teams
• 1 Paid Bid to The Summit for U.S.-based teams
• 3 At-Large Bids to The Summit for U.S.-based teams
• 1 Paid Bid to The Youth Summit for U.S.-based teams
• 3 At-Large Bids to The Youth Summit for U.S.-based teams
• 1 Paid Bid to The Youth Summit for U.S.-based teams
• Top 3 teams in eligible divisions qualify for The Regional Summit

Tune in to Varsity TV on Jan. 24-25 to watch all the action live from the 2026 edition of Feel The Power in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.

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