This stadium was in the most need of improvement. There had been some remodeling but the '97 troubles and '98 strike helped do them in.'97 added a new press box, to offer the best view in the league (though considered by most to have the most uncomfortable stools).
Before the game, the adjacent Canada Games Complex (across the street to the west) was usually open.
Men's & Women's facilities are under Section C. Separate, handicap accessible, room (one for each sex)are under sections 1 and 2.
Started in '94 Jack was a standard member of the fuzzy mascot fraternity. Unlike the real bird, he had purple plumage.
Jacks programs got better each year.From a simple scorecard in '93 then went from just a few pages to a good size in the final season.
Even during the strike, there were still concessions at the stadium.
Though I never verified this, the Jack's claimed to have the best peanuts in the Northern League.They were roasted, already salted (uncommon in most Canadian fast food)and served up in a white paper bag. This is in contrast to the aptly named, but unsalted, sunflower seeds sold at the park: Spitz.
This was regularly the quietest park in the league. Without a winning team (and without radio coverage in '94) you could hear nearly everything on the field when things go against the Jacks. Judging by the last Saints games I heard on radio more effort was put into audience participation towards the end.