Huskies Stadium, University stadium in Halifax, Canada

Huskies Stadium is a university stadium in Halifax featuring both natural grass and synthetic turf surfaces that accommodate multiple sports throughout the year. The facility can hold up to 11,555 spectators and hosts university and regional sporting events.

Huskies Stadium was built in 1969 for the 1970 Canada Summer Games and is the home field of the Saint Mary's Huskies at Saint Mary's University in Halifax. It has hosted many Canadian Interuniversity Sport Atlantic and Uteck Bowl national semi-final football games. Its main grandstand was demolished in spring 2014, after which fans sat on new east-side bleachers and a grassed area on the former grandstand site.

The stadium serves as the home field for Saint Mary's University Huskies teams and draws students who gather to support their athletes. This bond between the university and sports shapes campus life.

Permanent seating at Huskies Stadium is limited to about 2,000, so big games rely on temporary bleachers; the 2023 Touchdown Atlantic raised capacity to 11,555. The main grandstand was demolished in spring 2014, and spectators now use east-side bleachers and a grassed area where the grandstand stood. The field sits on the Saint Mary's University campus in Halifax.

In 2005, the stadium hosted a professional Canadian Football League game between two teams to test whether Halifax had potential for a CFL franchise. This event revealed the city's interest in hosting major professional sports.