Sydney was a town of about 24,000 people in Nova Scotia, Canada. It was located on Cape Breton Island.
It is now part of the city of Cape Breton.
Teams[]
- (Nova Scotia Junior B Hockey League, 1999-2000) revert to Junior Mills name
- (Nova Scotia Junior B Hockey League, 2001-2003) renamed Canadians
- Cape Breton Canadians (Nova Scotia Junior B Hockey League, 2003-2005) become Whitney Pier Canadians
- Cape Breton Crunch (Canadian Elite Hockey League, 2005-2006) folded
- Cape Breton Junior Mills
- (Nova Scotia Junior B Hockey League, 1992-1999) renamed Alpines
- Nova Scotia Junior B Hockey League, 2000-2001) renamed Alpines again
- Cape Breton Islanders (Maritime Junior A Hockey League, 1996-1997) become Glace Bay Miners
- Cape Breton Metros (Maritime Junior A Hockey League, 1969-1971) fold with league
- Cape Breton Screaming Eagles (QMJHL, 1997-Present)
- Cape Breton Oilers (AHL, 1988-1996) became Hamilton Bulldogs
- Sydney Advertisers (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1936-1937)
- Sydney Army (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1942-1943)
- Sydney Ashby Aces
- Sydney Bombers (Cape Breton Junior B Hockey League, 1967-1968)
- Sydney Bretons
- Sydney British Consols (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1933-1935)
- Sydney Cape Breton Post Bombers
- Sydney Co-Operatives (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1933-1934)
- Sydney Domcos (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1933-1935)
- Sydney East End
- Sydney Knights of Columbus (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1933-1934)
- Sydney Millionaires
- (Maritime Professional Hockey League, 1913-1914) join EPHL
- (Eastern Professional Hockey League, 1915-1915) withdrew
- (Antigonish-Pictou-Colchester Senior Hockey League, 1927-1930)
- (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1937-1942)
- (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1946-1950) join CBMHL
- (Cape Breton Major Hockey League, 1950-1951) join MMHL
- (Maritime Major Hockey League, 1951-1954) fold with league
- (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1956-1965) play independent when league folds during season
- (Independent team, 1965) fold after finishing season
- (Eastern Junior A Hockey League, 1975-1980) join Northumberland Junior B Hockey League
- (Northumberland Junior B Hockey League, 1980-1986)
- Sydney Navy (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1942-1943)
- Sydney Post-Record (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1933-1934)
- Sydney South End Bruins
- Sydney St Thomas
- Sydney Sunbeams
- Sydney Telephones (Cape Breton Senior Hockey League, 1933-1937)
Arenas[]
- Rosslyn Rink
- Canada Games Complex
- Centre 200 (1987-Present)
- Whitney Pier Rink
- Centennial Arena
- Sydney Forum (former arena on site of present Centre 200)
- Sydney Arena Rink (1912-1936)
photo of Sydney Forum (date unknown)
Champions[]
Calder Cup[]
- 1992-93 Cape Breton Oilers