Why a $76 Million National Basketball Hub Matters for Canada

According to sources told CBC Sports, the federal government will invest $76 million in a new national basketball facility. The hub will be located at Humber Polytechnic’s North Campus in Etobicoke, Ontario, and will serve as Canada Basketball’s home base.

The hub will sit on Humber Polytechnic’s North Campus in Etobicoke, Ontario, and will house six competition gyms, a high‑performance training centre and Canada Basketball’s national offices.

The government also pledged 32,000 hours of community use each year, and the project, funded through the Build Communities Strong Fund, is set to break ground next year.

Canada Basketball will partner with Humber on a private donor campaign, while Canada Basketball will receive $1.8 million supplemental funding.

The $76 million commitment joins other recent federal sport investments, such as $9.8 million for a Canada Soccer national facility and $33.6 million for Calgary’s Olympic oval, all drawn from the Build Communities Strong Fund.

By providing elite training spaces and thousands of community hours, the hub can raise the level of high‑performance basketball, make the sport more accessible locally, and signal the government’s long‑term priority for basketball development across Canada.

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Why a $76 Million National Basketball Hub Matters for Canada

Why a $76 Million National Basketball Hub Matters for Canada

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