List of soccer clubs in Canada

This is a list of current soccer clubs in Canada.

Men's soccer clubs

Major League Soccer
Team City Stadium Capacity Joined
CF Montréal Montreal, Quebec Saputo Stadium 19,619 2012
Toronto FC Toronto, Ontario BMO Field 28,351 2007
Vancouver Whitecaps FC Vancouver, British Columbia BC Place 22,120 2011

Canadian Premier League
Team City Stadium Capacity Founded First season
Atlético Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario TD Place 24,000 2020
Cavalry FC Foothills County, Alberta ATCO Field 6,000 2018 2019
FC Edmonton Edmonton, Alberta Clarke Stadium 5,100 2010
Forge FC Hamilton, Ontario Tim Hortons Field 10,016[lower-alpha 1] 2017
HFX Wanderers FC Halifax, Nova Scotia Wanderers Grounds 6,200 2018
Pacific FC Langford, British Columbia Westhills Stadium 6,500 2018
Valour FC Winnipeg, Manitoba IG Field 10,000[lower-alpha 2] 2017
York United FC Toronto, Ontario York Lions Stadium 8,000 2018
  1. Tim Hortons Field has a normal capacity of 23,218 but will be limited to 10,016 for Forge FC games.[1]
  2. IG Field has a normal capacity of 33,234 but will be limited to 10,000 for Valour FC games.

League1 British Columbia

League1 Ontario

Première Ligue de soccer du Québec

MLS Next Pro
ClubCityFoundedJoinedMLS affiliate
Toronto FC II Toronto, Ontario 2014 2022 Toronto FC
Whitecaps FC 2 Burnaby, British Columbia 2021 2022 Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Canadian Men's Senior Leagues (Affiliated to the CSA)
Canadian Men's Soccer Leagues Below Tier 3
LeagueProvince# of Teams# of Divisions
Pacific Coast Soccer LeagueBritish Columbia101
Vancouver Island Soccer LeagueBritish Columbia394
Vancouver Metro Soccer LeagueBritish Columbia704
Fraser Valley Soccer LeagueBritish Columbia525
Alberta Major Soccer LeagueAlberta101
Manitoba Major Soccer LeagueManitoba
Ontario Soccer LeagueOntario101
Ligue de soccer élite du QuébecQuebec2
New Brunswick Premier Soccer LeagueNew Brunswick41

United Premier Soccer League

USL League Two

Renamed from Premier Development League (PDL) after the 2018 season.

U Sports (Canada)
Main article: U Sports men's soccer § Teams

NCAA Division II

First Division
Club Founded First joined Location Stadium Head coach
Brantford Galaxy 2010 2010 Brantford Heritage Field Turf Saša Vidović
CSC Mississauga 2018 2018 Mississauga Iceland Soccer Field Silvester Trograncic
FC Ukraine United 2006 2016 Toronto Centennial Park Stadium Andrei Malychenkov
FC Vorkuta 2008 2017 Toronto Esther Shiner Stadium Samad Kadirov
Hamilton City SC 2016 2016 Hamilton Heritage Field Turf Saša Vuković
Kingsman SC 2019 2019 King Esther Shiner Stadium Oleg Kalyadin
SC Real Mississauga 2018 2018 Mississauga Paramount Fine Foods Centre Krum Bibishkov
Scarborough SC 2014 2015 Toronto Birchmount Stadium Zoran Rajović
Serbian White Eagles 1968 1970 Toronto Centennial Park Stadium Milan Mijailović
SC Waterloo Region 2011 2011 Waterloo RIM Park Radivoj Panić

Second Division
Club Founded First joined Location Stadium Head coach
Brantford Galaxy B 2010 2010 Brantford Steve Brown Sports Complex Tomo Dancetovic
Halton United 2013 2013 Burlington Norton Stadium
FC Vorkuta B 2008 2017 Vaughan St. Robert SS Field Samad Kadirov
Milton SC 2014 2014 Milton Milton Sports Centre Suad Tihak
Scarborough SC B 2018 2018 Toronto Birchmount Stadium Eddy Coronel
Serbian White Eagles B 1968 2010 Toronto Centennial Park Stadium Goran Bakoc

Women's clubs

United Women's Soccer

League1 Ontario
  • Alliance United
  • Aurora FC
  • Darby FC
  • DeRo United FC
  • Hamilton United
  • FC London
  • Oakville Blue Devils
  • FC Oshawa
  • North Mississauga SC
  • North Toronto Nitros
  • Pickering FC
  • Unionville Milliken SC
  • Vaughan Azzurri
  • Woodbridge Strikers

Première Ligue de soccer du Québec
  • AS Blainville
  • CS Fabrose
  • CS Longueuil
  • CS Monteuil
  • CS Mont-Royal Outremont
  • CS St-Hubert
  • Ottawa South United
  • Pierrefonds

League1 British Columbia
  • Altitude FC
  • Rivers FC
  • TSS Rovers FC
  • Unity FC
  • Varsity FC
  • Victoria Highlanders FC
  • Whitecaps Academy FC

U Sports
Main article: U Sports women's soccer § Teams

NCAA Division II

See also

References
  1. "Co-Founder Bob Young & Forge FC to Celebrate Inaugural CPL Match With Soccer Unites Hamilton". forgefc.canpl.ca. Retrieved March 6, 2019.
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