Tim Leiweke

• Geography and growth lured partnership redeveloping Hamilton’s downtown arena

  The head of the arena making company set to redevelop FirstOntario Centre says the vision of success relies on geographics and the impending growth of the Greater Toronto Area.

  Politics

  Nov 2, 2023
  
• Leiweke says hockey will be focus of Hamilton’s $300M renovated arena – but not NHL

  The Oak View Group CEO visited Hamilton Thursday to update the privately funded $300-million renovation plan for FirstOntario Centre.

  Sports

  Nov 2, 2023
  
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• Michael Friisdahl of Air Canada named new MLSE president and CEO

  Air Canada executive Michael Friisdahl will be named the new president of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, according to a media report.

  Sports

  Oct 29, 2015
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• Toronto’s BMO Field renovations delayed, over budget

  Ongoing renovations at Toronto's BMO Field to expand the soccer-first facility to a capacity of 30,000 are now over budget and will not meet the original deadline for completion.

  Canada

  Apr 10, 2015
• Toronto FC breaks promise to supporters, but hasn’t done everything wrong

  Toronto soccer fans probably didn't know exactly what they were getting into when Toronto FC was established. Eight misery-filled seasons later, supporters will be asked yet again to dig deep into their pockets to support a team that has never made the playoffs. But on the bright side, TFC hasn't done everything wrong.

  Sports

  Oct 21, 2014
• MLSE CEO Tim Leiweke to leave post by June 2015 or sooner

  Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment president and chief executive officer Tim Leiweke will be leaving his role next June or sooner if a successor is appointed before then.

  Sports

  Aug 21, 2014
• Leiweke denies reports he plans to leave MLSE

  Tim Leiweke said Tuesday he isn’t going anywhere. A statement from Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) shot down reports its president and CEO is moving on.

  Sports

  Aug 19, 2014
• MLSE boss has choice words for Rob Ford over BMO Field reno plan

  Toronto's executive committee has approved the proposed stadium plan with Rob Ford casting the lone "No" vote. It now goes to the full council in April.

  Sports

  Mar 22, 2014