Allan A. Lamport Stadium
Toronto, Canada
Allan A. Lamport Stadium is a City of Toronto stadium in Liberty Village with about 9,600 seats, used for soccer, rugby and as a practice ground for the CFL's Toronto Argonauts.
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Toronto, Canada
Allan A. Lamport Stadium is a City of Toronto stadium in Liberty Village with about 9,600 seats, used for soccer, rugby and as a practice ground for the CFL's Toronto Argonauts.
Sackville, Canada
Alumni Field is the main athletic field of Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick, holding about 2,500 spectators and home of Mounties football, soccer and men's lacrosse.
Toronto, Canada
Alumni Field is an outdoor multi-sport field on York University's Keele campus in Toronto, with about 2,500 bleacher seats, now home of York's field hockey and rugby teams.
Guelph, Canada
Alumni Stadium is the University of Guelph's outdoor football and track stadium in Guelph, Ontario, home to the Guelph Gryphons football team, with 8,500 seats.
Kelowna, Canada
The Apple Bowl is a city-owned multi-sport stadium in Kelowna, British Columbia, with about 2,500 permanent seats, home of the CJFL's Okanagan Sun and Okanagan FC soccer.
Calgary, Canada
ATCO Field is a football stadium in Calgary, Canada, with a listed capacity of 6000.
Vancouver, Canada
A historic Vancouver ballpark that also hosted soccer and early university football. It closed in 1951 and has since been demolished.
Montreal, Canada
The Autostade was a demountable stadium on Montreal's Cité du Havre, built in 1966 near the Expo 67 site; it hosted the Alouettes and the 1969 Grey Cup and was dismantled after 1976.
Midhurst, Canada
A municipal sports park in Midhurst, just outside Barrie, whose turf fields serve local soccer and whose stadium is home to the Barrie Baycats baseball team.
Abbotsford, Canada
Bateman Park is a football stadium in Abbotsford, Canada, with a listed capacity of 1000.