Hockey rinks inOntario

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Ontario is home to 93 teams (2 NHL, 3 AHL, 3 PWHL, 16 U Sports, 17 CHL, and 52 Junior A) playing in 88 rinks. The biggest is Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, home of the Ottawa Senators, with 19,347 seats. The oldest is Coca-Cola Coliseum, opened in 1921.

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NHL2

  1. NHLCanadian Tire Centre — Ottawa Senators (Ottawa)opened 1996 · cap 19,347SiteMapNHL · Atlantic Division
  2. NHLScotiabank Arena — Toronto Maple Leafs (Toronto)opened 1999 · cap 18,800SiteMapNHL · Atlantic Division

American Hockey League (AHL)3

  1. AHLTD Coliseum — Hamilton Hammers (Hamilton)opened 1985 · cap 16,386SiteMapAHL · North Division
  2. AHLCoca-Cola Coliseum — Toronto Marlies (Toronto)opened 1921 · cap 8,140SiteMapAHL · North Division
  3. AHLCAA Arena — Belleville Senators (Belleville)opened 1978 · cap 4,365SiteMapAHL · North Division

Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL)3

  1. PWHLTD Coliseum — PWHL Hamilton (Hamilton)opened 1985 · cap 16,386SiteMapPWHL · Eastern Conference
  2. PWHLCoca-Cola Coliseum — Toronto Sceptres (Toronto)opened 1921 · cap 8,140SiteMapPWHL · Eastern Conference
  3. PWHLCanadian Tire Centre — Ottawa Charge (Ottawa)opened 1996 · cap 19,347SiteMapPWHL · Eastern Conference

U Sports university16

OUA

  1. U SportsFort William Gardens — Lakehead Thunderwolves (Thunder Bay)opened 1951 · cap 4,680SiteMapOUA · West Division
  2. U SportsBoart Longyear Memorial Gardens — Nipissing Lakers (North Bay)opened 1955 · cap 4,246SiteMapOUA · East Division
  3. U SportsWaterloo Memorial Recreation Complex — Laurier Golden Hawks (Waterloo)opened 1993 · cap 4,132SiteMapOUA · West Division
  4. U SportsVarsity Arena — Toronto Varsity Blues (Toronto)opened 1926 · cap 4,116SiteMapOUA · West Division
  5. U SportsThompson Arena — Western Mustangs (London)cap 3,615SiteMapOUA · West Division
  6. U SportsKingston Memorial Centre — Queen's Gaels (Kingston)opened 1951 · cap 3,300SiteMapOUA · East Division
  7. U SportsMattamy Athletic Centre — TMU Bold (Toronto)opened 2012 · cap 2,600SiteMapOUA · West Division
  8. U SportsConstantine Arena — RMC Paladins (Kingston)cap 1,500SiteMapOUA · East Division
  9. U SportsCanada Games Park — Brock Badgers (Thorold)opened 2022 · cap 1,200SiteMapOUA · West Division
  10. U SportsGryphon Centre — Guelph Gryphons (Guelph)cap 1,200SiteMapOUA · West Division
  11. U SportsMinto Sports Complex — Ottawa Gee-Gees (Ottawa)cap 850SiteMapOUA · East Division
  12. U SportsCIF Arena — Waterloo Warriors (Waterloo)opened 1983 · cap 680SiteMapOUA · West Division
  13. U SportsCarleton Ice House — Carleton Ravens (Ottawa)cap 500SiteMapOUA · East Division
  14. U SportsCampus Ice Centre — Ontario Tech Ridgebacks (Oshawa)cap 500SiteMapOUA · East Division
  15. U SportsAdie Knox Herman Recreation Complex — Windsor Lancers (Windsor)cap 350SiteMapOUA · West Division
  16. U SportsNFP Athletic Centre — York Lions (Toronto)SiteMapOUA · West Division

Canadian Hockey League (major junior)17

OHL

  1. CHLTD Place Arena — Ottawa 67's (Ottawa)opened 1967 · cap 9,500SiteMapOHL · East Division
  2. CHLCanada Life Place — London Knights (London)opened 2002 · cap 9,100SiteMapOHL · Midwest Division
  3. CHLKitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex — Kitchener Rangers (Kitchener)opened 1950 · cap 7,268SiteMapOHL · Midwest Division
  4. CHLWFCU Centre — Windsor Spitfires (Windsor)opened 2008 · cap 6,500SiteMapOHL · West Division
  5. CHLSlush Puppie Place — Kingston Frontenacs (Kingston)opened 2008 · cap 5,700SiteMapOHL · East Division
  6. CHLMeridian Centre — Niagara IceDogs (St. Catharines)opened 2014 · cap 5,300SiteMapOHL · Central Division
  7. CHLTribute Communities Centre — Oshawa Generals (Oshawa)opened 2006 · cap 5,180SiteMapOHL · East Division
  8. CHLCAA Centre — Brampton Steelheads (Brampton)opened 1998 · cap 5,000SiteMapOHL · Central Division
  9. CHLGFL Memorial Gardens — Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (Sault Ste. Marie)opened 2006 · cap 4,928SiteMapOHL · West Division
  10. CHLSleeman Centre — Guelph Storm (Guelph)opened 2000 · cap 4,715SiteMapOHL · Midwest Division
  11. CHLSudbury Community Arena — Sudbury Wolves (Greater Sudbury)opened 1951 · cap 4,640SiteMapOHL · Central Division
  12. CHLSadlon Arena — Barrie Colts (Barrie)opened 1995 · cap 4,195SiteMapOHL · Central Division
  13. CHLProgressive Auto Sales Arena — Sarnia Sting (Sarnia)opened 1998 · cap 4,118SiteMapOHL · West Division
  14. CHLBoart Longyear Memorial Gardens — North Bay Battalion (North Bay)opened 1955 · cap 4,246SiteMapOHL · Central Division
  15. CHLPeterborough Memorial Centre — Peterborough Petes (Peterborough)opened 1956 · cap 3,729SiteMapOHL · East Division
  16. CHLHarry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre — Owen Sound Attack (Owen Sound)opened 1983 · cap 3,500SiteMapOHL · Midwest Division
  17. CHLTD Civic Centre — Brantford Bulldogs (Brantford)opened 1967 · cap 2,952SiteMapOHL · East Division

Canadian Junior A52

CCHL

  1. Junior ACornwall Civic Complex — Cornwall Colts (Cornwall)cap 4,639SiteMapCCHL · Yzerman Division
  2. Junior APembroke Memorial Centre — Pembroke Royals (Pembroke)cap 2,250SiteMapCCHL · Robinson Division
  3. Junior ANepean Sportsplex — Nepean Raiders (Nepean)cap 2,200SiteMapCCHL · Yzerman Division
  4. Junior ADesjardins Centre — Rockland Nationals (Rockland)cap 2,068SiteMapCCHL · Yzerman Division
  5. Junior ASmiths Falls Memorial Community Centre — Smiths Falls Bears (Smiths Falls)cap 1,514SiteMapCCHL · Robinson Division
  6. Junior ABrockville Memorial Civic Centre — Brockville Braves (Brockville)cap 1,350SiteMapCCHL · Robinson Division
  7. Junior ANorth Grenville Municipal Centre — Kemptville 73's (Kemptville)cap 1,293SiteMapCCHL · Robinson Division
  8. Junior AJim Durrell Recreation Centre — Ottawa Jr. Senators (Ottawa)cap 794SiteMapCCHL · Yzerman Division
  9. Junior ARobert Hartley Sports Complex — Hawkesbury Hawks (Hawkesbury)cap 700SiteMapCCHL · Yzerman Division
  10. Junior ACarleton Place Arena — Carleton Place Canadians (Carleton Place)cap 668SiteMapCCHL · Robinson Division
  11. Junior AmyFM Centre Recreation Complex — Renfrew Wolves (Renfrew)cap 634SiteMapCCHL · Robinson Division

NOJHL

  1. Junior ABlind River Community Centre — Blind River Beavers (Blind River)SiteMapNOJHL
  2. Junior ARogers Arena — Elliot Lake Vikings (Elliot Lake)SiteMapNOJHL
  3. Junior AEspanola Regional Recreation Complex — Espanola Paper Kings (Espanola)SiteMapNOJHL
  4. Junior ANoëlville Arena — French River Rapids (Noëlville)SiteMapNOJHL
  5. Junior AGerry McCrory Countryside Sports Complex — Greater Sudbury Cubs (Sudbury)SiteMapNOJHL
  6. Junior AClaude Larose Recreation Centre — Hearst Lumberjacks (Hearst)SiteMapNOJHL
  7. Junior AJus Jordan Arena — Iroquois Falls Storm (Iroquois Falls)SiteMapNOJHL
  8. Junior AJoe Mavrinac Community Complex — Kirkland Lake Gold Miners (Kirkland Lake)SiteMapNOJHL
  9. Junior APowassan Sportsplex — Powassan Voodoos (Powassan)SiteMapNOJHL
  10. Junior AJohn Rhodes Community Centre — Soo Thunderbirds (Sault Ste. Marie)SiteMapNOJHL
  11. Junior AMcIntyre Arena — Timmins Rock (Timmins)SiteMapNOJHL

OJHL

  1. Junior ARay Twinney Recreation Complex — Newmarket Hurricanes (Newmarket)opened 1985 · cap 3,700SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  2. Junior ANature Fresh Farms Recreation Centre — Leamington Flyers (Leamington)cap 2,500SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  3. Junior AMarkham Centennial Centre — Markham Royals (Markham)opened 1972 · cap 2,300SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  4. Junior AGale Centre — Niagara Falls Canucks (Niagara Falls)opened 2010 · cap 2,170SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  5. Junior ASt. Michael's College School Arena — St. Michael's Buzzers (Toronto)opened 1956 · cap 1,660SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  6. Junior AHerbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre — North York Rangers (North York)opened 1966 · cap 1,500SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  7. Junior ASixteen Mile Sports Complex — Oakville Blades (Oakville)cap 1,500SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  8. Junior APort Credit Memorial Arena — Mississauga Chargers (Mississauga)opened 1959 · cap 1,200SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  9. Junior AAurora Community Centre — Aurora Tigers (Aurora)SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  10. Junior ACentral Arena — Burlington Cougars (Burlington)SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  11. Junior AMayfield Recreation Complex — Caledon Admirals (Caledon)SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  12. Junior ACobourg Community Centre — Cobourg Cougars (Cobourg)SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  13. Junior AEddie Bush Memorial Arena — Collingwood Blues (Collingwood)SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  14. Junior AMold-Masters SportsPlex — Georgetown Raiders (Georgetown)SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  15. Junior AZancor Centre — King Rebellion (King City)opened 2025SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  16. Junior ALindsay Recreation Complex — Lindsay Muskies (Lindsay)SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  17. Junior AMilton Memorial Arena — Milton Menace (Milton)SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  18. Junior APickering Recreation Complex — Pickering Panthers (Pickering)SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  19. Junior AStouffville Arena — Stouffville Spirit (Stouffville)opened 1987SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  20. Junior AWestwood Arena — Toronto Patriots (Etobicoke)SiteMapOJHL · West Conference
  21. Junior AScotiabank Pond — Toronto Warriors (North York)SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  22. Junior ADuncan Memorial Community Gardens — Trenton Golden Hawks (Trenton)SiteMapOJHL · East Conference
  23. Junior ALehigh Arena — Wellington Dukes (Wellington)SiteMapOJHL · East Conference

SIJHL

  1. Junior AFort William Gardens — Thunder Bay North Stars (Thunder Bay)opened 1951 · cap 4,680SiteMapSIJHL
  2. Junior ADryden Memorial Arena — Dryden Ice Dogs (Dryden)SiteMapSIJHL
  3. Junior AMemorial Sports Centre — Fort Frances Lakers (Fort Frances)SiteMapSIJHL
  4. Junior ANorWest Arena — Kam River Fighting Walleye (Oliver Paipoonge)SiteMapSIJHL
  5. Junior ACochenour Arena — Red Lake Miners (Red Lake)SiteMapSIJHL
  6. Junior ASioux Lookout Memorial Arena — Sioux Lookout Bombers (Sioux Lookout)SiteMapSIJHL

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Ontario rink questions

How many hockey rinks are in Ontario?

Ontario is home to 93 teams (2 NHL, 3 AHL, 3 PWHL, 16 U Sports, 17 CHL, and 52 Junior A) playing in 88 rinks.

Which NHL teams play in Ontario?

Ottawa Senators at Canadian Tire Centre (Ottawa); Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena (Toronto).

What is the biggest hockey rink in Ontario?

Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, home of the Ottawa Senators, holds 19,347.

What is the oldest hockey rink in Ontario?

Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto opened in 1921.

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