Stadium Reviews

What is the Montréal Alouettes experience like and how is it unique among the CFL venues? What the heck does it have to do with the band U2?

This past Labour Day weekend in Canada marked the CFL’s first ever visit to Vancouver Island.

The scenery at TD Place is great, and the staff does a wonderful job pulling out all the stops to make a great gameday experience.

Percival Molson Memorial Stadium is one of the oldest football stadiums in the world – well over a century old, it opened in 1915.

With only 2 weeks remaining in the season, there is still one spot left up for grabs in the CFL playoffs.

Fans who check out a Ticats game at Tim Hortons Field will be glad they did, yelling along with Pigskin Pete, “Oskee-Wee-Wee …”

Touchdown Atlantic showcased the best in professional football to an area that is - almost - ready for their own team.

As the Toronto Argonauts improve at the gate and provide a solid product on the field, the stability of the oldest football team is secure.

For someone wanting to experience CFL play in person for the first time, a Stamps game is a great way to do it.

I would encourage you to check out Investors Group Field – you won’t be disappointed.

The new building is the most modern football field in Canada, and can reasonably be thought of as one of the best places to see a CFL game.

The Brick Field at Commonwealth Stadium delivers as a great place to take in a football game.

While BC Place may no longer be the jewel of the CFL, it could still offer a fun time if you are in the area.