Stade Boréale (Centre Sportif Bois-de-Boulogne)

Stade Boréale is the newest thing in Laval sport, and it exists for one reason: Montreal Roses FC needed a home for their debut season in the Northern Super League. The ground went up in 2025 on the grounds of the existing Centre sportif Bois-de-Boulogne, a modular build rather than a permanent one, and it shows in how quickly it was ready — architecture firm Lemay drew up the temporary stands, Tower Events built them, and brewery Brasseurs du Nord put its name on the result.

The opening match set the tone for what the venue would become. On 3 May 2025 the Roses hosted CF Rapide d'Ottawa and closed the game out 2–1, with Latifa Abdou and Tanya Boychuk on the scoresheet either side of the hour mark.

What sets Stade Boréale apart from the province's other pitches is less its size than its purpose: it was raised specifically for a women's professional club at the start of a brand-new league, on land that had served the neighbourhood for two decades before anyone thought to put a stadium name on it. From 2026 it stops being a single-tenant ground, with FC Supra du Québec of the Canadian Premier League moving in alongside the Roses.