Stade Canac
Quebec City, Canada
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Stade Canac is a baseball stadium in Quebec City designed by architect Jules Caron and opened in 1939 as an Art Deco structure. Located within Parc Victoria, a municipal park situated between the St-Roch district and the Saint-Charles River's south shore, the ballpark seats 4,297 spectators and currently hosts the Québec Capitales of the Frontier League. Though modest in capacity, the venue occupies only about a quarter of the park's total area and is frequently referred to simply as "Parc Victoria" by local residents, who have supported the team's home games consistently.
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- Type
- baseball venue
- Place
- Quebec City, Canada
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