Netflix will add Season 17 of the long-running Canadian family drama Heartland on Monday, Sept. 15, at 3:00 a.m. ET, the streamer confirmed. The 10-episode seventeenth season joins Seasons 1–16, which are already available on Netflix.
Season 18 of Heartland is not on Netflix in the United States but is currently streaming on UP Faith & Family. The faith-oriented streamer carries all 10 episodes of Season 18 and can be subscribed to for $5.99 per month or $59.99 per year; UP Faith & Family is also available as an add-on channel through Amazon for an additional $5.99 per month, with free-trial options for eligible new subscribers.
Heartland, a multi-decade Canadian drama led by Amber Marshall, has maintained a staggered release pattern between its Canadian broadcasts and U.S. streaming windows. The Season 17 finale originally aired in Canada on Dec. 3, 2023; Season 18 concluded in Canada on Dec. 8, 2024. Based on that pattern, Season 18 is not expected to arrive on Netflix until roughly September 2026, though no official Netflix date has been announced.
The series was renewed earlier this year for Season 19, ensuring that new episodes will continue to be produced. Viewers who prefer to watch the most recent episodes in the United States currently can do so on UP Faith & Family, while those who want to catch up on the franchise’s long run can find Seasons 1 through 16 on Netflix now.
Heartland’s release cadence highlights the growing fragmentation of streaming rights, with newer seasons often debuting on niche or faith-focused platforms before migrating to larger streamers. For fans tracking availability, the immediate change is that Season 17 will be added to Netflix on Sept. 15, while Season 18 remains accessible now through UP Faith & Family and its distribution partners.