Champions[]
- British Columbia: Nanaimo Clippers
- Alberta: Edmonton Canadians
- Saskatchewan: Moose Jaw Canucks
- Manitoba: Winnipeg Monarchs
- Thunder Bay: Port Arthur Flyers
Playoffs[]
Quarter Final[]
Best of 5
| Date | Winner | Loser | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 2 | Nanaimo 4 | Edmonton 3 | Nanaimo |
| March 4 | Edmonton 4 | Nanaimo 1 | Nanaimo |
| March 6 | Edmonton 7 | Nanaimo 0 | Nanaimo |
| March 7 | Edmonton 6 | Nanaimo 3 | Nanaimo |
Edmonton Canadians beat Nanaimo Clippers 3 wins to 1.
Semi Finals[]
Best of 7
| Date | Winner | Loser | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 11 | Edmonton 7 | Moose Jaw 4 | Edmonton |
| March 13 | Edmonton 7 | Moose Jaw 6 | Edmonton |
| March 16 | Moose Jaw 10 | Edmonton 4 | Moose Jaw |
| March 18 | Edmonton 6 | Moose Jaw 5 | Moose Jaw |
| March 19 | Edmonton 4 | Moose Jaw 3 | Regina |
Edmonton Canadians beat Moose Jaw Canucks 4 wins to 1.
| Date | Winner | Loser | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 13 | Port Arthur 7 | Winnipeg 4 | Port Arthur |
| March 15 | Winnipeg 5 | Port Arthur 4 | Port Arthur |
| March 19 | Winnipeg 7 | Port Arthur 3 | Winnipeg |
| March 21 | Winnipeg 5 | Port Arthur 4 | Winnipeg |
| March 23 | Winnipeg 8 | Port Arthur 3 | Winnipeg |
Winnipeg Monarchs beat Port Arthur Flyers 4 wins to 1.
Final[]
Best of 7
| Date | Winner | Loser | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 26 | Edmonton 4 | Winnipeg 2 | Edmonton |
| March 28 | Winnipeg 5 | Edmonton 1 | Edmonton |
| March 30 | Winnipeg 6 | Edmonton 3 | Edmonton |
| April 2 | Winnipeg 5 | Edmonton 3 | Winnipeg |
| April 4 | Winnipeg 9 | Edmonton 2 | Winnipeg |
Winnipeg Monarchs beat Edmonton Canadians 4 wins to 1.
Winnipeg Monarchs advanced to the 1945-46 Memorial Cup Final.
Abbott Cup Champs[]
Captain Al Buchanan receives the Abbott Cup
Winnipeg Monarchs
Clint Albright, Hy Beatty, Al Buchanan, Ted Chitty, Dunc Daniels, Gord Fashoway, Jack Gibson, Ed Haverstock (Trainer), Tom Kummerfield, Pat Lyon (General Manager), Ed Marchant, Laurie May, Don McRae, Cam Millar, Walter Monson (Coach), George Robertson, Tom Rockey, Gord Scott, Harry Taylor, Bill Tindall.
Team Photos[]
Edmonton Canadians photo courtesy Glenbow Archives. Original photo [1] here.
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