On June 23, 2026, Tennis Canada announced that it will construct a new centre‑court stadium equipped with a retractable roof at Jarry Park in Montreal, Quebec. The proposal forms a central component of a major modernization effort aimed at upgrading the complex’s facilities.
The new stadium is slated to become the flagship venue within the Jarry Park tennis complex, which already serves as the site for the Canadian Open. By adding a roof that can be opened or closed as weather conditions dictate, the organization intends to provide a more flexible environment for players and spectators alike.
Tennis Canada described the project as part of a broader strategy to refresh its premier tournament locations. The modernization program includes improvements to existing courts, spectator amenities, and supporting infrastructure throughout the Jarry Park site. The addition of a retractable‑roof arena is positioned as a landmark upgrade that aligns the venue with contemporary standards for major international tennis events.
The announcement underscores Tennis Canada’s commitment to maintaining Montreal’s status as a key stop on the professional tennis circuit. While specific timelines and financing details were not disclosed, the plan reflects a continued investment in the sport’s growth and the enhancement of fan experiences at one of Canada’s most historic tennis venues.
Stakeholders and fans can expect further information as the project moves forward, with the new stadium envisioned to play a prominent role in future editions of the Canadian Open and other high‑profile matches hosted at Jarry Park.