Changes: Gloucester

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Gloucester was a city of about 100,000 people in eastern Ontario, Canada.

It was located just to the east of Ottawa. It is now a part of that city.

(Central Junior A Hockey League, 1973-2005) become Orleans Blues which move back to Gloucester in 2008
(Central Junior A Hockey League, 2008-2009) join CJHL
(Central Junior Hockey League, 2009-2010) join CCHL
(Central Canada Hockey League, 2010-2017) franchise sold and moved to Rockland as Rockland Nationals

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+[[Image:Gloucester, Ontario.png|thumb|Flag of Gloucester.]]
-Gloucester was a city of about 100,000 people in eastern [[Ontario]], [[Canada]].
+'''Gloucester''' was a city of about 100,000 people in eastern [[Ontario]], [[Canada]].
 It was located just to the east of [[Ottawa]]. It is now a part of that city.
 ==Teams==
+*[[Gloucester Rangers]]
+#([[Central Junior A Hockey League]], 1973-2005) become [[Orleans Blues]] which move back to Gloucester in 2008
-[[Gloucester Rangers]]
+#([[Central Junior A Hockey League]],  2008-2009) join CJHL
+#([[Central Junior Hockey League]], 2009-2010) join CCHL
+#([[Central Canada Hockey League]], 2010-2017) franchise sold and moved to [[Rockland]] as [[Rockland Nationals]]
 ==Players==
+*[[Grant Clitsome]]
+*[[Steve Guenette]]
+*[[Steve Thornton]]
+==Arenas==
+*[[Richcraft Sensplex]] (formerly Potvin Arena)
+*[[Blackburn Arena]]
+*[[Earl Armstrong Arena]]
+*[[Eastvale Park Rink]]
+*[[La Verendrye Park Rink]]
+*[[Fairfield Park Rink]]
+*[[Cummings Park Rink]]
+*[[Combermere Park Rink]]
+==External Links==
-[[Steve Guenette]]
+*{{w|Gloucester, Ontario}} on ''Wikipedia''
-[[Category:Canadian towns]]
+[[Category:Ontario towns]]