GO DEEPER City of Calgary announces Flames arena deal The new events center project comes two years after CSEC backed out of a previous arena deal because of “additional funding.” The initial ...

Monday afternoon marked the beginning of a new era for the Calgary Flames. The Flames released renderings and design plans for their $800 million, 18,400 capacity state-of-the-art arena.

The Flames ownership group (Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation) and the city of Calgary have officially announced their plans for, named, and broke ground on a new arena in downtown Calgary.

They are currently involved in the construction of the Calgary Flames’ new home, Scotia Place, which will open in the fall of 2027. Other arenas built by HOK include Nationwide Arena in Columbus ...

the much-anticipated $1.2 billion Calgary Flames arena project has taken its first step towards realization. Jason Markusoff of CBC reports that the United Conservative government has approved the ...

Shovels broke ground this month on Scotia Place, a new NHL stadium by HOK and DIALOG for the Calgary Flames. The city of Calgary and Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation (CSEC ...

Shovels are in the ground for the new $800 million dollar arena to host the Calgary Flames. The new facility is expected to be complete in 2027 and will replace the Saddledome which was built in 1983.

The biggest factor in keeping them quiet was Calgary’s impressive work ethic, which Flames coach Ryan Huska challenged after the Blue Jackets defeated them 5-2 on Friday at Nationwide Arena.

The Calgary Flames will face the Los Angeles Kings in this NHL matchup on Thursday at Crypto.com Arena. Andrei Kuzmenko #96 of the Calgary Flames in action against the Los Angeles Kings during an ...