¹ – Listed capacity for Commonwealth Stadium post-seat replacement. Capacity normally limited to approximately 42,000 due to end-zone seating restrictions.
² – Listed capacity for Tim Hortons Field. Highest announced attendance has been 25,093 for a regular season game in 2019 and 25,177 for a 2019 playoff game. General admission capacity is estimated to be in the 24,000 range, with club seating and VIP suites bringing total capacity to over 25,000.
³ – Listed capacity for Percival Molson Memorial Stadium. Capacity reduced in 2019 from 25,012 to bring more open and social areas to the stadium.
⁴ – Listed capacity for Olympic Stadium. Last game played at Olympic Stadium was 2012 playoff game, last regular season game it hosted was in 2007.
⁵ – Highest listed capacity of TD Place stadium (most recently listed as 24,000). Largest unexpanded announced attendance is 25,161 in 2018. Capacity at Frank Clair Stadium at Lansdowne Park for last CFL game hosted was 29,862.
⁶ – Designed with a roof structure covering most seats, the stadium is “roof-ready” to add a permanent enclosed roof, though no time-table is set for doing so.
⁷ – General admission seating capacity of new Mosaic stadium, excluding club seating and suites. Total capacity including club, loge and suites is 35,270 with the press box having an additional capacity for 150 persons.
⁸ – For football, the main field is natural grass, with the additional end zone areas needed for football are artificial. The end zones have been reported to be 17-yards deep.
⁹ – Seats 30,991 for soccer. Reported to seat 27,000 for football.
¹⁰ – Listed capacity for BC Place Stadium. BC Lions restrict seating to lower bowl for regular season games, reducing capacity to approximately 28-29,000.
¹¹ – Previous permanent seating capacity was 4,000 until stadium grandstand was demolished in 2014. The same capacity is listed for the current temporary bleachers and grass areas. Stadium site was expanded to 11,000 with temporary seating for a CFL exhibition game in 2005, and the same for 2023 Touchdown Atlantic.
¹² – Main playing field is artificial turf, end zones are natural turf for football configuration.
¹³ – Capacity for 2011 CFL game hosted, the stadium has approximately 10,000 permanent seats. The 2013 game only provided for 16,000 spectators. City owned temporary bleacher seating in the end zones brings it to the listed capacity.
¹⁴ – Has 5,000 permanent seats, but has been expanded to 10,000 with temporary seating for CFL games in the past, and stadium managers state temporary seating can bring capacity to 25,000.
¹⁵ – With standing patrons, PEPS Stadium has seen crowds up to 19,500, and has hosted Vanier Cups with over 18,000 in attendance.
¹⁶ – Raymond Field has a capacity of 3,000 with 5,000 accommodated with standing room, but was expanded to 10,000 to host the 2022 Touchdown Atlantic July 16th Saskatchewan vs Toronto regular season game.