Absolutely none of them were specifically intended for soccer. All of them are primarily used for football except the Montreal Olympic Stadium, which only hosts sporting events part-time. Even so, the MOS hosted a CFL team regularly when the turf was installed.
Turf kinda works for football, but it's horrible for soccer. Keep in mind that a stadium specifically intended for soccer didn't exist in Canada until 2007 (BMO Field), and even that used turf for a few years, but now has natural grass.
Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium was the last CFL stadium to switch to turf in 2010, which isn't too surprising considering that it used to host the Canada MNT more often before BMO Field was around. |