Tennis Canada announced on June 23, 2026 that it will construct a new tennis stadium in Montreal, Quebec, equipped with a retractable roof. The project is intended to create a modern venue capable of hosting professional events regardless of weather conditions.
The organization said the facility will address the growing requirements of professional tennis circuits, which increasingly demand venues that can guarantee play under consistent conditions. By adding a roof that can be opened or closed as needed, the stadium will reduce the risk of cancellations or delays caused by rain or extreme temperatures. The roof will also allow for temperature control, helping to protect player safety.
Montreal was identified as the location for the new arena, reflecting the city’s longstanding involvement in Canadian tennis. The proposed stadium will complement existing facilities in the region, providing an additional option for tournaments and other high‑level matches.
The initiative forms part of Tennis Canada’s broader strategy to modernize its infrastructure and strengthen Canada’s standing on the international tennis calendar. A venue that can operate year‑round and meet the standards of the ATP and WTA tours is expected to attract more events and potentially raise the sport’s profile in the province.
Specifics regarding the stadium’s capacity, architectural design, timeline, or financing were not disclosed in the announcement. Tennis Canada indicated that further information will be released as the project moves forward.