Notable Events
This list is incomplete.
- October 7, 1912 - Grand opening
- March 14 to 19, 1914 - Toronto Blueshirts – Victoria Aristocrats Stanley Cup series
- March 20 to 30, 1918 - Torontos - Vancouver Millionaires Stanley Cup series
- March 30 to April 1, 1920 - Two games of Ottawa Senators - Seattle Metropolitans Stanley Cup series
- March 17 to 28, 1922 - Toronto St. Patricks - Vancouver Millionaires Stanley Cup series
- February 8, 1923 - First radio broadcast of an ice hockey game
- February 14, 1923 - First radio broadcast of an NHL game
- June 10, 1925 - Inaugural service of United Church of Canada
- January 23, 1942 - Only Toronto appearance by Glenn Miller and big band
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