Read the planned date as a plan
At the November 2026 research check, Knowledge’s smart-TV help says the dedicated main application for Samsung and LG is under development, with a planned March 2027 launch. A future plan is not a current app-store listing or a guarantee that every model will receive it on that date. Check the broadcaster’s current status before interpreting an absent main app as a failed television installation.
Keep the children’s app distinct
The same help identifies Knowledge Kids on Samsung models from 2016 to 2020. That specific app and model range do not establish that the main Knowledge service already has a native app on the same television. The broadcaster also says smart-TV browser playback is not currently supported, so opening knowledge.ca inside a television browser is not its documented substitute for the planned main app.
Use a casting route the existing model supports
Knowledge describes AirPlay or Chromecast from a phone, tablet or computer, with the sender and television on the same Wi-Fi network. Open the Knowledge app or website, choose its casting icon and select the television. The help qualifies casting by TV model. Check that existing television’s support rather than assuming every Samsung or LG screen has both receiving functions.
Check an existing Apple TV separately
Knowledge’s Apple TV help lists fourth-generation and 4K devices, with Knowledge and Knowledge Kids in the Canadian App Store. On an already available compatible device, search Knowledge and select the intended app. This is a different platform from the television’s built-in store. Choosing a supported route can therefore resolve the viewing task while the broadcaster’s separate Samsung/LG development remains a future plan.