Commonwealth Stadium is an excellent venue for hosting major sport events. It is home to the Edmonton Eskimos with a seating capacity for 56,400 fans. This 42-acre complex has hosted many unforgettable events such as the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup and the 106th Grey Cup

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