Ice Hockey Wiki
Register
Advertisement
800px-Toronto - ON - Skyline bei Nacht

Toronto is the largest city in Canada, and is the provincial capital of Ontario, making it the seat of the provincial Crown. It is located on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. With over 2.5 million residents, it is the fifth-most populous municipality in North America, and the 46th most populous in the world.

Its metropolitan area of over 5 million is the seventh largest in Canada and the United States, behind New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia, and Houston.

Toronto is home to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Leagues[]

Teams[]

Major League[]

Minor League[]

  1. (Canadian Professional Hockey League, 1928-29) folded
  2. (International Hockey League, 1929-1930) folded

Ontario Hockey Association Junior Level (pre-1933 split)[]

Ontario Hockey Association Junior A (1933-1974)[]

  1. (OHA Jr. A 1937-1961) join Metro Toronto Junior A League
  2. (Metro Toronto Junior A League, 1961-1963) rejoin OHA Jr. A
  3. (OHA Jr. A 1963-1974) join Ontario Major Junior Hockey League
  1. (OHA Jr. A 1941-1961) join Metro Toronto Junior A League
  2. (Metro Toronto Junior A League, 1961-1962) franchise transferred to McNeil High School
  1. (OHA Jr. A 1933-1940) renamed Bowles Rangers
  2. (OHA Jr. A 1941-1942) drop out of league
  3. (OHA Jr. A 1943-1948) drop out of league

Ontario Hockey Association Junior B[]

Major Junior[]

  1. (Ontario Major Junior Hockey League, 1974-1980) league renamed OHL
  2. (Ontario Hockey League, 1980-1989) become Hamilton Dukes

Junior A[]

  1. (Metro Junior A Hockey League,1990-1995) join OJHL
  2. (Ontario Junior Hockey League, 1995-1997) take leave of absence, return for 1999-2000 season
  3. (Ontario Junior Hockey League, 1999-2009) join CCHL
  4. (Central Canadian Hockey League, 2009-2010) to OJHL
  5. (Ontario Junior Hockey League, 2010-Present)
  1. (Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League, 2006-2009) join CCHL
  2. (Central Canadian Hockey League, 2009-2010) rejoin OJHL
  3. (Ontario Junior Hockey League, 2010-Present)

Ontario Hockey Association Senior (pre-1929 split)[]

Ontario Senior A Hockey League, (1929-1936, 1937-1979)[]

Toronto and York Merchantile League (1936-1937)[]

Was only senior A league in province for this season

OHA Sr. B (1929-1950) with breaks[]

note: Senior B continued until at least 1960 with Senior A, Senior B, and Intermediate levels being mixed

OHA Major (1950-1951)[]

Intermediate[]

Intermediate A[]

Women's[]

  1. (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League, 1992-1994 or 5)
  2. (National Women's Hockey League, 2003-2006) moved to Mississauga
  3. (Canadian Women's Hockey League, 2010-2011)

University teams[]

School teams[]

Not sorted into above list[]

  • Toronto Junior Hockey Academy
  1. (Canadian International Hockey League, 2014-2014) ithdrew to join WUHL
  2. (World United Hockey League, 2014-Present)
Old Maple leafs logo
Mutualstreetarena

Mutual Street Arena

Champions[]

Stanley Cup[]

Olympic Champions[]

World Championships[]

Allan Cup[]


Toronto marlboros

Toronto Marlboros

Memorial Cup[]

Royal Bank Cup[]


Toronto Varsity Blues

University Cup[]

Arenas[]

AirCanadaCentre

Air Canada Centre

Players[]

800px-Toronto map

Map of Toronto and area

Neighbourhoods[]

Advertisement