List of indoor arenas in Canada

Last updated November 16, 2024

The following is a list of indoor arenas in Canada with a capacity of at least 1,000 for sporting events. The arenas in the table are ranked by capacity; the arenas with the highest capacities are listed first.

Current arenas

Canada's largest indoor arenas by seating capacity for ice hockey. Rows shaded in yellow indicates arenas that are home to an NHL and/or NBA franchise.

#	Arena	City	Province/ter.	Maximum	Hockey	Basketb.	Pro	Jr.	Major tenant(s)	Built
1	Bell Centre	Montreal	Quebec	21,700	21,302	21,700	NHL		Montreal Canadiens	1996
2	Rogers Place	Edmonton	Alberta	20,734	18,641	19,500	NHL	WHL	Edmonton Oilers, Edmonton Oil Kings	2016
3	Canadian Tire Centre	Ottawa	Ontario	20,500	19,153		NHL		Ottawa Senators	1996
4	Videotron Centre	Quebec City	Quebec	20,396	18,259			QMJHL	Quebec Remparts	2015
5	Scotiabank Arena	Toronto	Ontario	19,800	18,819	19,800	NHL, NBA		Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors	1999
6	Rogers Arena	Vancouver	British Columbia	19,700	18,910	19,700	NHL, NLL		Vancouver Canucks, Vancouver Warriors	1995
7	Scotiabank Saddledome	Calgary	Alberta	19,289	19,289	19,600	NHL, NLL, AHL	WHL	Calgary Flames, Calgary Hitmen, Calgary Roughnecks, Calgary Wranglers	1983
8	FirstOntario Centre	Hamilton	Ontario	19,000	17,383		NLL		Toronto Rock	1985
9	Pacific Coliseum	Vancouver	British Columbia	17,150	16,281					1967
10	Canada Life Centre	Winnipeg	Manitoba	16,345	15,294		NHL, AHL, CEBL		Winnipeg Jets, Manitoba Moose, Winnipeg Sea Bears	2004
11	SaskTel Centre	Saskatoon	Saskatchewan	15,195	15,195		CEBL, NLL	WHL	Saskatoon Blades, Saskatchewan Rattlers, Saskatchewan Rush	1988
12	Scotiabank Centre	Halifax	Nova Scotia	11,593	10,595	11,593	NLL	QMJHL	Halifax Mooseheads, Halifax Thunderbirds	1978
13	Coca-Cola Coliseum	Toronto	Ontario	10,279	7,851		AHL, PWHL		Toronto Marlies, Toronto Sceptres	1921
14	Budweiser Gardens	London	Ontario	10,200	9,100		SBL	OHL	London Lightning, London Knights	2002
15	Place Bell	Laval	Quebec	10,000	10,000		AHL, PWHL		Laval Rocket, Montreal Victoire	2017
16	TD Place Arena	Ottawa	Ontario	9,500	9,500		CEBL, PWHL	OHL	Ottawa 67's, Ottawa Blackjacks, Ottawa Charge	1967
17	Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre	Victoria	British Columbia	9,000	7,006			WHL	Victoria Royals	2005
18	Avenir Centre	Moncton	New Brunswick	8,800	8,800			QMJHL	Moncton Wildcats	2018
19	Halifax Forum	Halifax	Nova Scotia	8,600	6,300	6,800			Dalhousie Tigers	1927
20	Abbotsford Centre	Abbotsford	British Columbia	8,500	7,000		AHL		Abbotsford Canucks	2009
21	WFCU Centre	Windsor	Ontario	8,000	6,500	7,000	SBL	OHL	Windsor Express, Windsor Spitfires	2008
22	Prospera Place	Kelowna	British Columbia	8,000	5,507			WHL	Kelowna Rockets	1999
23	Peavey Mart Centrium	Red Deer	Alberta	7,819	6,000			WHL	Red Deer Rebels	1991
24	Kitchener Memorial Auditorium	Kitchener	Ontario	7,800	7,268	7,312	SBL	OHL	KW Titans, Kitchener Rangers	1950
25	Tribute Communities Centre	Oshawa	Ontario	7,300	5,180			OHL	Oshawa Generals	2006
26	TD Station	Saint John	New Brunswick	7,205	6,308	6,603		QMJHL	Saint John Sea Dogs	1993
27	Moncton Coliseum	Moncton	New Brunswick	7,200	6,554					1973
28	Brandt Centre	Regina	Saskatchewan	7,129	6,200			WHL	Regina Pats	1977
29	Enmax Centre	Lethbridge	Alberta	7,100	5,479			WHL	Lethbridge Hurricanes	1974
30	Mary Brown's Centre	St. John's	Newfoundland and Labrador	7,000	6,247	6,750	ECHL, SBL		Newfoundland Growlers Newfoundland Rogues	2001
31	CN Centre	Prince George	British Columbia	7,000	5,971			WHL	Prince George Cougars	1995
32	Paramount Fine Foods Centre	Mississauga	Ontario	7,000	5,612	5,400	NBA G League	OHL	Raptors 905, Mississauga Steelheads	1998
33	Canalta Centre	Medicine Hat	Alberta	7,000	5,500			WHL	Medicine Hat Tigers	2015
34	Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre	University Endowment Lands	British Columbia	7,000	5,004^[1]				UBC Thunderbirds	2008
35	Leon's Centre	Kingston	Ontario	6,800	5,700			OHL	Kingston Frontenacs	2008
36	Centre 200	Sydney	Nova Scotia	6,500	5,000			QMJHL	Cape Breton Screaming Eagles	1987
37	Sleeman Centre	Guelph	Ontario	6,500	4,715			OHL	Guelph Storm	2000
38	GFL Memorial Gardens	Sault Ste. Marie	Ontario	6,497	4,928			OHL	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds	2006
39	South Okanagan Events Centre	Penticton	British Columbia	6,432	4,701			BCHL	Penticton Vees	2008
40	Meridian Centre	St. Catharines	Ontario	6,000	5,300		CEBL	OHL	Niagara River Lions, Niagara IceDogs	2014
41	Sandman Centre	Kamloops	British Columbia	6,000	5,464			WHL	Kamloops Blazers	1992
42	Chilliwack Coliseum	Chilliwack	British Columbia	6,000	5,000			BCHL	Chilliwack Chiefs	2004
43	Western Financial Place	Cranbrook	British Columbia	6,000	4,654			BCHL	Cranbrook Bucks	2000
44	Consolidated Credit Union Place	Summerside	Prince Edward Island	6,000^[2]	4,228	4,532		MHL	Summerside Capitals	2007
45	Progressive Auto Sales Arena	Sarnia	Ontario	6,000	4,118			OHL	Sarnia Sting	1998
46	Kal Tire Place	Vernon	British Columbia	5,650	3,006			BCHL	Vernon Vipers	2001
47	Universiade Pavilion (Butterdome)	Edmonton	Alberta	5,500		5,500			University of Alberta Golden Bears	1983
48	Sadlon Arena	Barrie	Ontario	5,500	4,195			OHL	Barrie Colts	1995
49	Langley Events Centre	Langley	British Columbia	5,276	5,276		CEBL	WHL	Vancouver Giants, Trinity Western Spartans, Fraser Valley Bandits	2009
50	Centre Bionest de Shawinigan	Shawinigan	Quebec	5,195	5,195			QMJHL	Shawinigan Cataractes	2008
51	Westman Place at Keystone Centre	Brandon	Manitoba	5,102	5,102			WHL	Brandon Wheat Kings	1973
52	Sudbury Community Arena	Sudbury	Ontario	5,100	4,640		SBL	OHL	Sudbury Five, Sudbury Wolves	1951
53	Ed Lumley Arena	Cornwall	Ontario	5,000	5,000			CCHL	Cornwall Colts	1976
54	CAA Centre	Brampton	Ontario	5,000	5,000	5,000	CEBL		Brampton Honey Badgers	1998
55	Mosaic Place	Moose Jaw	Saskatchewan	5,000	4,414			WHL	Moose Jaw Warriors	2011
56	Maurice Richard Arena	Montreal	Quebec	4,750	4,750					1962
57	Centre Georges-Vézina	Chicoutimi	Quebec	4,724	3,683			QMJHL	Chicoutimi Saguenéens	1949
58	Fort William Gardens	Thunder Bay	Ontario	4,680	4,680			SIJHL	Thunder Bay North Stars, Lakehead Thunderwolves	1951
59	Edmonton Expo Centre	Edmonton	Alberta	4,628		4,200	CEBL		Edmonton Stingers	1984
60	Ovintiv Events Centre	Dawson Creek	British Columbia	4,500	4,500					2008
61	CAA Arena	Belleville	Ontario	4,400	4,400		AHL		Belleville Senators	1978
62	Colisée Vidéotron	Trois-Rivières	Quebec	4,390	4,390		ECHL		Trois-Rivières Lions	2021
63	K.C. Irving Regional Centre	Bathurst	New Brunswick	4,400	3,162			QMJHL	Acadie-Bathurst Titan	1996
64	Peterborough Memorial Centre	Peterborough	Ontario	4,329	3,729			OHL	Peterborough Petes	1956
65	J.D. McArthur Arena	Owen Sound	Ontario	4,300	3,500			OHL	Owen Sound Attack	1983
66	Aitken Centre	Fredericton	New Brunswick	4,258	3,685				UNB Varsity Reds	1976
67	Sun Life Financial Arena	Waterloo	Ontario	4,132	4,132				Waterloo Siskins	1993
68	Varsity Arena	Toronto	Ontario	4,116	4,116				Varsity Blues	1926
69	Verdun Auditorium	Montreal	Quebec	4,114	3,795				[PWHL Montreal]	1939
70	Slush Puppie Centre	Gatineau	Quebec	4,080	4,080			QMJHL	Gatineau Olympiques	2021
71	North Bay Memorial Gardens	North Bay	Ontario	4,043	4,043			OHL	North Bay Battalion	1955
72	Colisée Financière Sun Life	Rimouski	Quebec	4,030	4,030			QMJHL	Rimouski Océanic	1966
73	Eastlink Centre	Charlottetown	Prince Edward Island	4,000	3,717	4,000		QMJHL	Charlottetown Islanders	1990
74	Robert Guertin Centre	Gatineau	Quebec	4,000	3,196					1952
75	Centre Marcel Dionne	Drummondville	Quebec	4,000	3,038			QMJHL	Drummondville Voltigeurs	1963
76	WinSport Arena (Markin-MacPhail Centre)	Calgary	Alberta	3,922	3,922		CEBL		Calgary Surge	2015
77	Ray Twinney Complex	Newmarket	Ontario	3,700	3,700					1985
78	Palais des Sports	Sherbrooke	Quebec	3,646	3,646			QMJHL	Sherbrooke Phoenix	1965
79	Thompson Arena	London	Ontario	3,615	3,615				Western Ontario Mustangs
80	Rath Eastlink Community Centre	Truro	Nova Scotia	3,600	3,100			MHL	Truro Bearcats	2013
81	Art Hauser Centre	Prince Albert	Saskatchewan	3,571	2,580			WHL	Prince Albert Raiders	1971
82	Centre Air Creebec	Val-d'Or	Quebec	3,504	2,140			QMJHL	Val-d'Or Foreurs	1949
83	Colisée de Laval	Laval	Quebec	3,500	3,500		LNAH		Les Pétroliers du Nord	1954
84	Kahnawake Sports Complex	Kahnawake	Quebec	3,500^[3]	3,500			LHJQ	Kahnawake Condors
85	Colisée de Trois-Rivières	Trois-Rivières	Quebec	3,500	2,800				UQTR Patriotes	1938
86	Memorial Civic Center	Campbellton	New Brunswick	3,500	3,500			MHL	Campbellton Tigers	1991
87	Zatzman Sportsplex	Halifax	Nova Scotia	3,500	3,000					1982
88	Aréna Iamgold	Rouyn-Noranda	Quebec	3,500	2,150			QMJHL	Rouyn-Noranda Huskies	1951
89	Earl Armstrong Arena	Ottawa	Ontario	3,500	2,300			CCHL	Gloucester Rangers	1971
90	Queen's Park Arena	New Westminster	British Columbia	3,500	3,500			WLA	New Westminster Salmonbellies	1930
91	Colisée Desjardins	Victoriaville	Quebec	3,420	3,420			QMJHL	Victoriaville Tigres	1980
92	Kingston Memorial Centre	Kingston	Ontario	3,300	3,300				Queen's Golden Gaels	1951
93	Centre d'Excellence Sports Rousseau	Boisbriand	Quebec	3,250	3,100			QMJHL	Blainville-Boisbriand Armada	2011
94	InnovationPlex	Swift Current	Saskatchewan	3,239	2,879			WHL	Swift Current Broncos	1967
95	Revolution Place	Grande Prairie	Alberta	3,228	3,228			AJHL	Grande Prairie Storm	1995
96	Palais des Sports de Saguenay	Jonquière	Quebec	3,200	3,200		LNAH		Jonquière Marquis	1946
97	Pepsi Centre	Corner Brook	Newfoundland and Labrador	3,100	3,100
98	Centre Henry-Leonard	Baie-Comeau	Quebec	3,042	2,779			QMJHL	Baie-Comeau Drakkar	1970
99	Colisée Cardin	Sorel-Tracy	Quebec	3,037	3,037		LNAH		Sorel-Tracy Éperviers	1954
100	Centre Premier Tech	Rivière-du-Loup	Quebec	3,000	3,000		LNAH		Rivière-du-Loup 3L	2005
101	Investors Group Athletic Centre	Winnipeg	Manitoba	3,000		3,000			Manitoba Bisons	1999
102	Frank Crane Arena	Nanaimo	British Columbia	3,000	3,000			BCHL	Nanaimo Clippers
103	Steve Yzerman Arena	Ottawa	Ontario	3,000	3,000			CCHL	Nepean Raiders	1972
104	Ken Bracko Arena (Max Bell Centre)	Calgary	Alberta	3,000	2,121			AJHL	Calgary Canucks
105	Brantford Civic Centre	Brantford	Ontario	2,981	2,981				Brantford Bulldogs	1967
106	Sobeys Arena	New Glasgow	Nova Scotia	2,835	1,660			MHL	Pictou County Crushers	2012
107	William Allman Memorial Arena	Stratford	Ontario	2,828	2,828				Stratford Cullitons	1924
108	Miramichi Civic Centre	Miramichi	New Brunswick	2,805	2,805			MHL	Miramichi Timberwolves	1986
109	Acadia Arena	Wolfville	Nova Scotia	2,800	1,800				Acadia Axemen	1988
110	Mattamy Athletic Centre	Toronto	Ontario	2,796	2,796				TMU Bold	1931
111	The Q Centre	Colwood	British Columbia	2,781	2,781			BCHL, VIJHL	Victoria Grizzlies, Westshore Wolves	2004
112	Colisée Isabelle-Brasseur	Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	Quebec	2,751	1,751
113	Selkirk Recreation Complex	Selkirk	Manitoba	2,751	2,751			MJHL	Selkirk Steelers	1992
114	Clare Drake Arena	Edmonton	Alberta	2,700	2,700				University of Alberta Golden Bears	1959
115	Centre Pierre Charbonneau	Montreal	Quebec	2,700	2,700					1957
116	Merlis Belsher Place	Saskatoon	Saskatchewan	2,700	2,700				Saskatchewan Huskies	2018
117	Colisée Jean Béliveau	Longueuil	Quebec	2,600	2,600			LHJQ	Longueuil Collège Français	1968
118	St. Thomas-Elgin Memorial Centre	St. Thomas	Ontario	2,600	2,600					1953
119	West Central Events Centre	Kindersley	Saskatchewan	2,600	2,600			SJHL	Kindersley Klippers
120	Arctic Winter Games Arena	Iqaluit	Nunavut	2,500	2,500					2001
121	Centre Mario Gosselin	Thetford Mines	Quebec	2,500	2,500		LNAH		Thetford Mines Isothermic	1964
122	Amherst Stadium	Amherst	Nova Scotia	2,500	2,500			MHL	Amherst Ramblers
123	Dave Andreychuk Mountain Arena	Hamilton	Ontario	2,500	2,500				Hamilton Steelhawks	1966
124	North Battleford Civic Centre	North Battleford	Saskatchewan	2,500	2,500			SJHL	Battlefords North Stars
125	Woodstock District Community Complex	Woodstock	Ontario	2,500	2,000				Woodstock Navy-Vets	1996
126	Centre Sportif Lacroix-Dutil	Saint-Georges	Quebec	2,476	2,476		LNAH		Saint-Georges Cool FM 103.5	1968
127	Chatham Memorial Arena	Chatham	Ontario	2,412	2,412				Chatham Maroons	1949
128	Tamitik Arena	Kitimat	British Columbia	2,377	2,377					1980
129	Centre sportif Léonard-Grondin	Granby	Quebec	2,385	2,385			LHJQ	Granby Inouk	1968
130	Centerfire Place	Fort McMurray	Alberta	2,300	2,300			AJHL	Fort McMurray Oil Barons
131	Hants Exhibition Arena	Windsor	Nova Scotia	2,300	2,300				Windsor Royals
132	Markham Centennial Centre	Markham	Ontario	2,300	2,300			OJHL	Markham Royals	1972
133	Centennial Regional Arena	Brooks	Alberta	2,294	1,794			AJHL	Brooks Bandits	2010
134	Antigonish Arena	Antigonish	Nova Scotia	2,290	2,290				Antigonish Bulldogs
135	Pembroke Memorial Centre	Pembroke	Ontario	2,250	2,250			CCHL	Pembroke Lumber Kings	1952
136	Eastlink Events Centre	Clarenville	Newfoundland and Labrador	2,240	2,240				Clarenville Caribous	2009
137	Charles V. Keating Millennium Centre	Antigonish	Nova Scotia	2,207	1,501				St. Francis Xavier X-Men, St. Francis Xavier X-Women	2001
138	Centre Étienne Desmarteau	Montreal	Quebec	2,200	2,200
139	Poirier Sport & Leisure Complex	Coquitlam	British Columbia	2,200	2,200			BCHL	Coquitlam Express
140	Shaw Centre	Salmon Arm	British Columbia	2,200	1,500			BCHL	Salmon Arm Silverbacks
141	Cominco Arena	Trail	British Columbia	2,108^[4]	2,108			BCHL	Trail Smoke Eaters	1949
142	Cowichan Valley Arena	Duncan	British Columbia	2,040	2,040			BCHL	Cowichan Valley Capitals	1978
143	Aréna Marcel-Bédard	Beauport	Quebec	2,000	2,000
144	Bill Copeland Sports Centre	Burnaby	British Columbia	2,000	2,000				Simon Fraser University
145	Father David Bauer Olympic Arena	Calgary	Alberta	2,000	1,750				Calgary Dinos	1963
146	Jim Peplinski Arena	Ottawa	Ontario	2,000	2,000			CCHL	Ottawa Jr. Senators	1963
147	Whitney Forum	Flin Flon	Manitoba	2,000	2,000			SJHL	Flin Flon Bombers	1958
148	Winkler Arena	Winkler	Manitoba	2,000	2,000			MJHL	Winkler Flyers	1967
149	Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre	Port Hawkesbury	Nova Scotia	2,000	1,000			NSJHL	Strait Pirates	2004
150	Stride Place	Portage la Prairie	Manitoba	1,975	1,975			MJHL	Portage Terriers	2010
151	McIntyre Community Building	Timmins	Ontario	1,931	1,300			NOJHL	Timmins Rock	1938
152	Elgar Peterson Arena	Humboldt	Saskatchewan	1,900	1,900			SJHL	Humboldt Broncos
153	Weyerhaeuser Arena	Port Alberni	British Columbia	1,850	1,850			BCHL	Alberni Valley Bulldogs	2001
154	Drumheller Memorial Arena	Drumheller	Alberta	1,800	1,800			AJHL	Drumheller Dragons
155	Rolling Mix Concrete Arena	Prince George	British Columbia	1,800	1,800			BCHL	Prince George Spruce Kings	1958
156	R.J. Lalonde Arena	Bonnyville	Alberta	1,800	1,800			AJHL	Bonnyville Pontiacs	1982
157	Bill Hunter Arena	Edmonton	Alberta	1,800	1,800					1963
158	Brockville Memorial Civic Centre	Brockville	Ontario	1,800	1,800			CCHL	Brockville Braves	1981
159	Credit Union Place	Dauphin	Manitoba	1,763	1,763			MJHL	Dauphin Kings	2006
160	Mariners Centre	Yarmouth	Nova Scotia	1,750	1,750			MHL	Yarmouth Mariners	2001
161	Crescent Point Place	Weyburn	Saskatchewan	1,745	1,495			SJHL	Weyburn Red Wings	1960
162	Centennial Civic Centre	Lloydminster	Saskatchewan	1,700	1,700			AJHL	Lloydminster Bobcats	1967
163	Royal LePage Place	West Kelowna	British Columbia	1,650	1,520			BCHL	West Kelowna Warriors	2007
164	Colchester Legion Stadium	Truro	Nova Scotia	1,625	1,625					1965
165	McConnell Arena	Montreal	Quebec	1,600	1,600				McGill Redmen, McGill Martlets	1956
166	St. Michael's College School Arena	Toronto	Ontario	1,600	1,600			OJHL	St. Michael's Buzzers	1956
167	T.G. Smith Centre	Steinbach	Manitoba	1,600	1,450			MJHL	Steinbach Pistons	1967
168	Jubilee Recreation Centre	Fort Saskatchewan	Alberta	1,586	1,586				Fort Saskatchewan Chiefs
169	Takhini Arena	Whitehorse	Yukon	1,535	1,535				Whitehorse Huskies
170	Horizon Credit Union Centre	Melville	Saskatchewan	1,524	1,524			SJHL	Melville Millionaires	2011
171	Arena de Lachine	Montreal	Quebec	1,500	1,500			LHJQ	Lachine Maroons
172	Kinsmen Recreation Complex	Leamington	Ontario	1,500	1,500				Leamington Flyers	1985
173	Grant-Harvey Centre	Fredericton	New Brunswick	1,500	1,500				St. Thomas University Tommies	2012
174	Farrell Agencies Arena	Yorkton	Saskatchewan	1,483	1,483			SJHL	Yorkton Terriers
175	Eagle Builders Centre	Blackfalds	Alberta	1,442	1,442			AJHL	Blackfalds Bulldogs	2021
176	Wayne Fleming Arena (Max Bell Centre)	Winnipeg	Manitoba	1,400	1,400				Manitoba Bisons	1981
177	MTS Iceplex	Winnipeg	Manitoba	1,350	1,350			MJHL	Winnipeg Blues	2010
178	The Co-operators Centre Arena 6	Regina	Saskatchewan	1,300	1,300				Regina Cougars	2010
179	Grant Fuhr Arena	Spruce Grove	Alberta	1,259	1,259			AJHL	Spruce Grove Saints
180	Joe Byrne Memorial Stadium	Grand Falls-Windsor	Newfoundland and Labrador	1,250	1,250				Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts	1948
181	South Surrey Arena	Surrey	British Columbia	1,240	1,240			BCHL	Surrey Eagles	1991
182	Canlan Ice Sports – York	Toronto	Ontario	1,200	1,200				York Lions	1996
183	Tundra Oil & Gas Place	Virden	Manitoba	1,200	1,200			MJHL	Virden Oil Capitals	2011
184	Yellowhead Centre	Neepawa	Manitoba	1,200	1,200			MJHL	Neepawa Titans	1972
185	Nelson & District Community Complex	Nelson	British Columbia	1,200	1,200			KIJHL	Nelson Leafs	1975
186	Canada Games Park	Thorold	Ontario	1,200	1,200				Brock Badgers	2021
187	Legends Centre	Warman	Saskatchewan	1,178	1,178
188	Galt Arena Gardens	Cambridge	Ontario	1,100	1,100				Cambridge Winter Hawks	1922
189	Gordon Lathlin Memorial Centre	The Pas	Manitoba	1,100	1,100			MJHL	OCN Blizzard	1985
190	Steele Community Centre	Gander	Newfoundland and Labrador	1,100	1,100				Gander Flyers	2000
191	Garcelon Civic Centre	St. Stephen	New Brunswick	1,050	1,050			MHL	County Aces
192	MSA Arena	Abbotsford	British Columbia	1,000	1,000			PJHL	Abbotsford Pilots
193	Hap Parker Arena	Powell River	British Columbia	1,000	1,000			BCHL	Powell River Kings
194	Kings Mutual Century Centre	Berwick	Nova Scotia	1,000	1,000			MHL	Valley Wildcats	2010
195	Ford Performance Centre	Toronto	Ontario	1,000	1,000					2009
196	Nicola Valley Memorial Arena	Merritt	British Columbia	1,000	1,000			BCHL	Merritt Centennials
197	Downtown Community Arena	Edmonton	Alberta	1,000	1,000				MacEwan University Griffins	2016
198	Wynyard Memorial Arena	Wynyard	Saskatchewan	1,000	1,000				Wynyard Monarchs

Historical arenas

Arena Gardens/Mutual Street Arena – Toronto, Ontario
Barton Street Arena – Hamilton, Ontario
Cahill Stadium – Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Chilliwack Coliseum – Chilliwack, British Columbia
Colisée Pepsi – Quebec City, Quebec
Dalhousie Memorial Arena – Halifax, Nova Scotia
Dartmouth Arena – Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Denman Arena – Vancouver, British Columbia
Dey's Arena – Ottawa, Ontario
Edmonton Gardens – Edmonton, Alberta
Hambly Arena – Oshawa, Ontario
Aréna Jacques Plante - Shawinigan, Quebec
Jack Gatecliff Arena - St. Catharines, Ontario
Jubilee Arena – Montreal, Quebec
Maple Leaf Gardens – Toronto, Ontario
Medicine Hat Arena - Medicine Hat, Alberta
Memorial Stadium – St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Montreal Arena – Montreal, Quebec
Montreal Forum – Montreal, Quebec
Mount Royal Arena – Montreal, Quebec
Northlands Coliseum – Edmonton, Alberta
Oshawa Civic Auditorium – Oshawa, Ontario
Ottawa Auditorium – Ottawa, Ontario
Patrick Arena – Victoria, British Columbia
Quebec Arena – Quebec City, Quebec
Quebec Skating Rink – Quebec City, Quebec
Regina Exhibition Stadium – Regina, Saskatchewan
Saskatoon Arena – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Sault Memorial Gardens – Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Shea's Amphitheatre – Winnipeg, Manitoba
Stampede Corral - Calgary, Alberta
Victoria Memorial Arena – Victoria, British Columbia
Victoria Skating Rink – Montreal, Quebec
Winnipeg Arena – Winnipeg, Manitoba

Other arenas

Olympic Oval – Calgary, Alberta
Stephenville Dome – Stephenville, Newfoundland and Labrador

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">2001 Nokia Brier</span> Curling competition at Ottawa, Ontario

The 2001 Nokia Brier, Canada's national men's curling championship, was held March 3–11 at the Ottawa Civic Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. It was the very first Brier to be sponsored by Nokia. The theme of the event was the 2001: A Space Odyssey. In the finals, Team Alberta, consisting of skip Randy Ferbey, fourth David Nedohin, second Scott Pfeifer and lead Marcel Rocque would capture their first of four Brier wins as a team. They edged out Team Manitoba skipped by Kerry Burtnyk in the final, 8–4. While the Brier was not unsuccessful, it did end up losing money. The total attendance was 154,136.

<i>Kraft Hockeyville</i> Community competition in ice hockey

Kraft Hockeyville is an annual competition sponsored by Kraft Heinz, the National Hockey League and the NHL Players' Association in which communities compete to demonstrate their commitment to the sport of ice hockey. The winning community gets a cash prize dedicated to upgrading their local home arena, as well as the opportunity to host an NHL pre-season game. Runners-up also get smaller cash prizes to upgrade their ice rinks. The contest is normally held in the winter and spring during the latter half of the NHL regular season while the winner is announced in late March or April, with the pre-season game usually held in September before the following regular season. If the winning arena is not adequately equipped to host the pre-season game, it is then played at an alternative site nearby.

Expenditures by federal and provincial organizations on scientific research and development accounted for about 10% of all such spending in Canada in 2006. These organizations are active in natural and social science research, engineering research, industrial research and medical research.

The 2010 Winter Olympics Torch Relay was a 106-day run, from October 30, 2009, until February 12, 2010, prior to the 2010 Winter Olympics. Plans for the relay were originally announced November 21, 2008, by the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC). Communities were initially informed in June 2008, but the locations were not announced for "security reasons". Exact routes were later announced several weeks before the start of the torch relay.

Canadian roller derby leagues at one point were welcomed to join the Canadian Women's Flat Track Roller Derby Association, which in January 2012 renamed itself the Roller Derby Association of Canada. The Toronto Roller Derby League is the largest flat-track derby league in Canada. Many roller derby leagues enjoy support from their national skate federations, including Roller Sports Canada.

The Salvation Army in Canada is the administrative division of The Salvation Army, a Christian church, serving Canada and Bermuda. The Salvation Army was formed in 1865 in London, England, and it began working in Canada in 1882. Today, it operates in 400 communities across Canada and Bermuda. The Salvation Army Archives are in Toronto, and the Salvation Army's Training College is in Winnipeg.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">H. J. Sterling</span> Canadian ice hockey administrator (1882–1959)

Harry John Sterling was a Canadian ice hockey administrator. He was elected president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association (CAHA) in 1920, after serving as an Ontario Hockey Association executive and as president of the Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association. He declared that the CAHA would not tolerate the hockey "tourist" after becoming suspicious of players who changed their addresses to be on a new team. His investigation into registrations led to the suspension of a team from Saskatoon when it was discovered that players who won the gold medal representing Canada in ice hockey at the 1920 Summer Olympics were being paid for amateur hockey. His term as president resulted in the CAHA enacting stricter rules for registration and co-operation with the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada to investigate into all Canadian hockey players to maintain amateurism.

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