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OLDEST ACTIVE STADIUMS AND ARENAS IN CANADA

Canada's longest-serving stadiums and arenas, ranked by opening year.

Some buildings just refuse to age. Canada's oldest active stadiums and arenas have survived world wars, ownership sagas, and generations of renovation to keep their doors open — living museums where the ghosts of past greats share the building with today's stars.

Ranked by original opening year, this list celebrates the venues with the deepest roots. Many have been rebuilt or expanded on the same footprint, but their founding year is the one that counts here.

Key Takeaways

  • Longevity usually means location — these venues occupy irreplaceable pieces of their cities.
  • Continuous renovation, not replacement, is the secret to a century-old stadium.
  • Opening year reflects the original build, even where the structure has since been modernized.

History you can still buy a ticket to. Open any venue to trace its full timeline from opening night to today.

Methodology: Original opening year, regardless of subsequent renovations or rebuilds on the same site.

Frequently Asked

FAQ

What is the oldest active stadium in Canada?
The oldest active venue is the one topping this list, ranked by its original opening year regardless of later renovations.
Do renovations reset a stadium's age?
No. We rank by original opening year, so a heavily renovated venue keeps the age of its first construction on the site.