A view of Glace Bay.
Glace Bay was a town of about 17,000 people in Nova Scotia, Canada. It was located on Cape Breton Island.
It is now part of the city of Cape Breton.
Teams[]
- Glace Bay Miners (1930s-1960s)
- (Eastern Professional Hockey League, 1914-1915) withdrew
- Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1937-1942)
- (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1946-1950) join Cape Breton Major Hockey League
- (Cape Breton Major Hockey League, 1950-1951) join Maritime Major Hockey League
- (Maritime Major Hockey League, 1951-1954)
- (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1956-1964) renamed Moosehead Miner
- (Cape Breton Junior B Hockey League, 1967-1968)
- (Eastern Junior A Hockey League, 1974-1980)
- (Maritime Junior A Hockey League, 1997-1997) fold before play, had moved from neighbouring Sydney, when area got QMJHL team franchise originally named Cape Breton Islanders
- (Nova Scotia Junior Hockey League, 2010-Present)
- Glace Bay Jr. Miners (1930's-present played under various names
- Glace Bay Moosehead Miners (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1964-1964) go independent when league collapses, folded at end of 1964-65 playing season
- Glace Bay RCAF Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1942-1943)
- Glace Bay Sunocos (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1934-1935)
- Glace Bay Sunoco Cubs (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1936-1937)
Arenas[]
- Alexander Rink (early 1900's)
- Glace Bay Miner's Forum (1931-1996)
- BAYplex (1996-2017) under went extensive renovation, reopened as New Glace Bay Miner's Forum
- New Glace Bay Miner's Forum (2020-present)
Players[]
External Links[]
- Glace Bay, Nova Scotia on Wikipedia