Ontario facility for children with cancer. On January 21, 2012, Ivor Wynne hosted a regular season game of the American Hockey League, between the Toronto Marlies and the Hamilton Bulldogs. It was the first outdoor game in Canada in the league's history and the fourth in an annual series of outdoor AHL games. Grey Cup Ivor Wynne Stadium hosted the Grey Cup three times: in 1944, when the Flying Wildcats were defeated by a wartime team from the Montreal Navy in 1972, with a win by the hometown Tiger-Cats over Saskatchewan before a capacity crowd 1996, when the Hamilton Tiger-Cats did not play. In the 1996 game, temporary west and east end zone seating raised capacity to 40,000. That game, perhaps one of the greatest of all time, was played in a steady snowstorm, and was won by Doug Flutie and the Toronto Argonauts over the Edmonton Eskimos. The 84th Grey Cup of 1996 is, to date, the only Cup final played in Hamilton that did not feature a Hamilton team. See also List of sports venues in Hamilton, Ontario List of Canadian Football League stadiums Venues of the 2015 Pan American and Parapan American Games List of Commonwealth Games venues Notes External links Ivor Wynne Stadium profile from TiCats.ca A farewell to Ivor Wynne Ivor Wynne Stadium scrapbook clippings 1930 British Empire Games 2012 disestablishments in Ontario Sports venues demolished in 2013 Canadian Football League venues Defunct Canadian football venues Defunct soccer venues in Canada History of Hamilton, Ontario Sports venues completed in 1921 Sports venues completed in 1930 Sports venues in Hamilton, Ontario Stadiums of the Commonwealth Games Canadian football venues in Ontario Soccer venues in Ontario 1928 establishments in Ontario