Canada’s soccer landscape has grown significantly, with world-class venues hosting Major League Soccer (MLS) franchises and a burgeoning domestic league in the Canadian Premier League (CPL). From iconic domed stadiums to intimate, soccer-specific grounds, these venues are the heart of the beautiful game in the Great White North. This page provides a comprehensive guide to the stadiums used for professional soccer across Canada. Click on a venue link to explore its history, match-day experience, and city guide.
Calgary
ATCO Field
- Located at Spruce Meadows, this intimate stadium is the home of Cavalry FC. Known for its unique equestrian setting, it offers one of the most picturesque match-day atmospheres in the Canadian Premier League.
Halifax
Wanderers Grounds
- A pop-up style stadium in the heart of downtown Halifax, this venue is the home of HFX Wanderers FC. It is famous for its sell-out crowds and the “Kitchen” fan section, which provides one of the most vibrant atmospheres in Canadian soccer.
Hamilton
Tim Hortons Field
- A modern multi-purpose stadium that serves as the home ground for Forge FC. Built on the historic site of Ivor Wynne Stadium, it features world-class amenities and has hosted both CPL Finals and Canadian Men’s National Team matches.
Langford (Victoria)
Starlight Stadium
- The home of Pacific FC on Vancouver Island. This venue has undergone significant expansions to support professional soccer and is known for its proximity to the pitch and energetic local support.
Montréal
Stade Saputo
- A soccer-specific stadium located in Olympic Park, Stade Saputo is the primary home of CF Montréal. With a capacity of over 19,000, it offers an authentic European-style atmosphere for MLS matches.
Olympic Stadium
- This iconic landmark, known as “The Big O,” is used by CF Montréal for high-attendance fixtures and early-season matches requiring a climate-controlled environment. It remains one of the largest capacity venues in the country.
Ottawa
TD Place Stadium
- Situated at Lansdowne Park, this historic site is the home of Atlético Ottawa. The stadium features a unique wooden south stand architecture and sits alongside the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Toronto
- Canada’s first soccer-specific stadium and the home of Toronto FC. Located at Exhibition Place, it also serves as the primary national stadium for Canada’s Men’s and Women’s National Teams. It has been significantly expanded and will be a key host venue for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Vancouver
- A premier retractable-roof stadium in downtown Vancouver and the home of the Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Known for its massive high-definition scoreboard and “whiteout” atmospheres, it is a flagship venue for soccer in North America and a 2026 FIFA World Cup host site.
Winnipeg
Princess Auto Stadium
- A world-class multi-purpose venue and home to Valour FC. This stadium features a “canopy” roof covering most spectators and has hosted major international events, including matches for the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Last Updated on January 8, 2026 by Sports Tourist