Formerly known as the John Labatt Centre and Budweiser Gardens before its current naming-rights deal, Canada Life Place at 99 Dundas Street in downtown London, Ontario is a 9,090-seat multi-purpose arena. Opened on 11 October 2002, the arena serves as the home of the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League -- one of the most successful junior hockey franchises in Canadian history -- and the London Lightning of the National Basketball League of Canada. Concert capacity reaches approximately 10,200 depending on stage configuration, making Canada Life Place the largest indoor entertainment venue in the London and southwestern Ontario market. The arena hosts touring concerts, family shows, trade expos, and community events year-round. Past concert headliners have spanned genres from country and rock to pop and comedy. The arena sits in the heart of downtown London, surrounded by restaurants, bars, and hotels within walking distance. Parking is available in adjacent city-owned garages and surface lots. Ticketing is handled through the arena box office and online platforms.

Type: Stadium / Arena

Address: 99 Dundas St., London, ON, Canada

Website: https://www.canadalifeplace.com/

Capacity: 9036

Opening Date: 11/10/2002