CN Centre

The CN Centre is a multi-purpose arena in Prince George with capacity for nearly 6,000 visitors in its main hall. The facility features luxury suites and a versatile ice surface used for hockey, concerts, and various other events.

Construction of the arena began in 1994 and was completed over the following years. The Canadian National Railway later acquired the naming rights, which led to its current name.

The venue regularly hosts concerts and performances by well-known artists that draw visitors from across the region. These events have become part of the entertainment life in Prince George since the arena opened.

The building is centrally located in Prince George and easily accessible for visitors from the city and surrounding areas. Plan extra time to explore the adjacent facilities, as the center is part of a larger complex with multiple sports venues.

The CN Centre is part of a four-arena complex connected to three other sports facilities, providing the community with a comprehensive sports hub. This connection makes the location a central point for local and regional sporting activities.

Location: British Columbia

Inception: September 30, 1995

Official opening: September 30, 1995

Capacity: 5971

GPS coordinates: 53.90440,-122.80200

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:50