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The Team's First Home Was The Arena Gardens Later Known As The Mutual Street Arena From 1912 Until 1931 The Arena Was Ice Hockey's Premier Site In Toronto The Arena Gardens Was The Third Arena In Canada To Feature A Mechanically-frozen Or Artificial Ice Surface And For 11 Years Was The Only Such Facility In Eastern Canada The Arena Was Demolished In 1989 With Most Of The Site Converted To Residential Developments In 2011 Parts Of The Site Were Made Into A City Park Known As Arena Gardens High Up View Of Carleton Street With Maple Leaf Gardens In The Centre Opening In 1931 Maple Leaf Gardens Was The Home Arena For The Maple Leafs From 1931 To 1999 In 1931 Over A Six-month Period Conn Smythe Built Maple Leaf Gardens On The Northwest Corner Of Carlton Street And Church Street At A Cost Of C$1.5 Million (C$24.4 Million In 2019) The Arena Soon Acquired Nicknames Including The "Carlton Street Cashbox" And The "Maple Leaf Mint" Since The Team's Games Were Constantly Sold Out The Maple Leafs Won 11 Stanley Cups While Playing At The Gardens The First Annual NHL All-Star Game Was Also Held At Maple Leaf Gardens In 1947 The Gardens Opened On November 12 1931 With The Maple Leafs Losing 2�1 To The Chicago Blackhawks On February 13 1999 The Maple Leafs Played Their Last Game At The Gardens Suffering A 6�2 Loss To The Blackhawks The Building Is Presently Used As A Multi-purpose Facility With A Loblaws Grocery Store Occupying Retail Space On The Lower Floors And An Athletics Arena For Ryerson University Occupying Another Level The Maple Leafs Presently Use Two Facilities In The City Of Toronto The Club Moved From The Gardens On February 20 1999 To Their Current Home Arena The Air Canada Centre A Multi-purpose Indoor Entertainment Arena On Bay Street In Downtown Toronto The Arena Is Owned By The Maple Leafs' Parent Company MLSE And Is Shared With The NBA's Toronto Raptors (another MLSE Subsidiary) As Well As The National Lacrosse League's Toronto Rock In Addition To The Main Arena The Maple Leafs Also Operate A Practice Facility At The MasterCard Centre For Hockey Excellence Opened In 2009 By The Lakeshore Lions Club The Arena Adopted The Name Of The Lions' Old Arena The Lakeshore Lions Arena Facing Financial Difficulties In September 2011 The City Of Toronto Took Over Ownership Of The Arena From The Lions' Club It Is Now A City Of Toronto Controlled Corporation. Renamed The Mastercard Centre The Facility Has Three NHL Rinks And One Olympic-sized Rink On January 1 2017 The Maple Leafs Played The Detroit Red Wings In A Home Game At BMO Field An Outdoor Multipurpose Stadium At Exhibition Place Known As The NHL Centennial Classic The Outdoor Game Served As A Celebration For The Centennial Season Of The Franchise As Well As The NHL Logo And Uniform