Of the nine cities with a CFL franchise, or conditional franchise, seven are considering upgrades or replacement of their existing stadiums:
Montreal
Percival Molson Stadium
Built: 1919.
What's ahead: Proposed $24.4-million expansion of 5,000 seats, bringing capacity to roughly 25,000.
Ottawa
Frank Clair Stadium
Built: 1908, 1960 (south stands), 1967 (north stands).
What's ahead: Proposed demolition of the south-side stands, to be replaced with a new structure.
Hamilton
Ivor Wynne Stadium
Built: 1930.
What's ahead: Team is exploring replacing current facility with a new structure tied to local development and investment by governments.
Toronto
Rogers Centre
Built: 1989.
What's ahead: The team is staying put for now, but will get feedback on whether relocating to an expanded BMO Field (currently a 20,000-seat soccer-specific facility) is worth consideration.
Winnipeg
Canad Inns Stadium
Built: 1953.
What's ahead: Proposed $165-million stadium and retail project, funded by private and public money, would develop commercial space and include year-round stadium use.
Saskatchewan
Mosaic Stadium
Built: 1927, expanded in late 1970s.
What's ahead: The team is considering options for an onsite overhaul of the existing Regina stadium.
Vancouver
B.C. Place Stadium
Built: 1983.
What's ahead: Stadium refurbishment will take place before the 2010 Winter Olympics, but addition of a retractable roof unlikely until afterward.
David Naylor
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