Champions[]
| Province | Team |
|---|---|
| Alberta | Lethbridge Native Sons |
| Saskatchewan | Moose Jaw Canucks |
| Manitoba | Winnipeg Monarchs |
| Thunder Bay | Port Arthur West End Bruins |
Playoffs[]
Semi Finals[]
Best of 7
| Date | Winner | Loser | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 20 | Moose Jaw 3 | Lethbridge 2 | Moose Jaw |
| March 22 | Lethbridge 8 | Moose Jaw 5 | Moose Jaw |
| March 24 | Moose Jaw 3 | Lethbridge 2 | Regina |
| March 27 | Lethbridge 4 | Moose Jaw 3 | Lethbridge |
| March 29 | Lethbridge 5 | Moose Jaw 2 | Lethbridge |
| March 31 | Lethbridge 7 | Moose Jaw 2 | Calgary |
Lethbridge Native Sons beat Moose Jaw Canucks 4 wins to 2.
| Date | Winner | Loser | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 20 | Port Arthur 12 | Winnipeg 3 | Port Arthur |
| March 22 | Port Arthur 6 | Winnipeg 4 | Port Arthur |
| March 25 | Port Arthur 10 | Winnipeg 4 | Winnipeg |
| March 27 | Winnipeg 7 | Port Arthur 5 | Winnipeg |
| March 29 | Winnipeg 5 | Port Arthur 3 | Winnipeg |
| March 31 | Port Arthur 7 | Winnipeg 2 | Winnipeg |
Port Arthur West End Bruins beat Winnipeg Monarchs 4 wins to 2.
Final[]
Best of 7
| Date | Winner | Loser | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| April 5 | Lethbridge 6 | Port Arthur 1 | Lethbridge |
| April 7 | Lethbridge 7 | Port Arthur 6 | Lethbridge |
| April 12 | Port Arthur 7 | Lethbridge 4 | Port Arthur |
| April 14 | Lethbridge 5 | Port Arthur 4 | Port Arthur |
| April 16 | Port Arthur 5 | Lethbridge 0 | Port Arthur |
| April 19 | Port Arthur 6 | Lethbridge 4 | Port Arthur |
| April 21 | Port Arthur 11 | Lethbridge 1 | Toronto |
It was policy that the seventh game be played at a neutral site. The nearest western city with a large enough arena was Winnipeg but the arena there was booked by an ice show. If the game was played at Regina, the next nearest western city, the winning team would not have been able to reach Toronto in time for the Memorial Cup final. It was decided to play the game at Toronto which had the largest arena (Maple Leaf Gardens) and cut down on the travel necessary. The winning team would have been already in the city. This was the first time that a Canadian amateur playoff was played in both western and eastern Canada. The only other times were in the 1950-51 Alexander Cup playoffs and the 1968-69 Memorial Cup Final.
Port Arthur West End Bruins beat Lethbridge Native Sons 4 wins to 3.
Port Arthur West End Bruins advanced to the 1947-48 Memorial Cup Final.
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