List of gridiron football teams in Canada

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This is a list of gridiron football teams in Canada.

Professional teams[]

Active leagues[]

Canadian football[]

Canadian Football League[]
Active teams[]
Team City Established Grey Cups Notes
BC Lions Vancouver, British Columbia 1954 6
Calgary Stampeders Calgary, Alberta 1935 8 Renamed from Bronks to Stampeders in 1944.
Edmonton Elks Edmonton, Alberta 1949 13 Renamed from Eskimos to Elks in 2021
Hamilton Tiger-Cats Hamilton, Ontario 1950 8 The Hamilton Wildcats and Hamilton Tigers merged in 1950 to form the Tiger-Cats
Montreal Alouettes Montreal, Quebec 1946 7 The Baltimore Stallions moved to Montreal after the 1995 season and were renamed the Montreal Alouettes. The new club assumed the history of all past professional clubs in Montreal.[1]
Ottawa Redblacks Ottawa, Ontario 2014 1 The Redblacks are the third CFL Team in Ottawa after the Ottawa Rough Riders and the Ottawa Renegades.
Saskatchewan Roughriders Regina, Saskatchewan 1910 4 Renamed from Regina Rugby Club to Regina Roughriders in 1923 and from Regina to Saskatchewan in 1947.
Toronto Argonauts Toronto, Ontario 1873 17
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Winnipeg, Manitoba 1930 12 The Winnipeg Winnipegs and the Winnipeg St. Johns merged to become the Winnipeg 'Pegs in 1933. Renamed from 'Pegs to Blue Bombers in 1936.
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existed Grey Cups Notes
Atlantic Schooners Halifax, Nova Scotia 1984 0 Never played a game.
Ottawa Renegades Ottawa, Ontario 2002-05 0 Suspended operations after 2005 season.
Ottawa Rough Riders Ottawa, Ontario 1876-1996 9 Folded after 1996 season.

Indoor football/arena football[]

Arena Football League[]
Defunct team[]
Team City Existence Arena Bowls Notes
Toronto Phantoms Toronto, Ontario 2001-02 0 Folded after 2002 season.


Can- Am Indoor Football League

Defunct Teams

Team City Existence Championships Notes
Niagara, Ontario 2017-18 0 Folded during the 2017-18 season.

Defunct leagues[]

American football[]

American Football Conference[]
Team City Existence Championships Notes
Sarnia, Ontario 1961 1 League dissolved before the 1962 season.
Continental Football League[]
Team City Existence Championships Notes
Montreal Beavers Montreal, Quebec 1966-67 0
Toronto Rifles Toronto, Ontario 1965-67 0
United Football League[]
Team City Existence Championships Notes
Quebec Rifles Montreal, Quebec 1964 0
World Football League[]
Team City Existence Championships Notes
Toronto Northmen Toronto, Ontario 1974 0 Never played a game because of the Canadian Football Act. Moved to Memphis in 1974.
World League of American Football[]
Team City Existence World Bowls Notes
Montreal Machine Montreal, Quebec 1991-92 0 WLAF suspended operations after 1992 season. When it returned in 1995, all North American teams had been folded.

Semi-professional/senior[]

American Football[]

Empire Football League[]

Active teams[]
Team City Established EFL Championships Notes
Ottawa, Ontario
Châteauguay, Quebec 2008 Renamed from Chateauguay Titans to Quebec Titans in 2008.
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existence EFL Championships Notes
Montreal, Quebec 1990- Renamed from Voyageurs to Condors in 1994.
Ottawa, Ontario 1988; 1991–92 0 Left the Empire Football League after 1988 season and rejoined the league in 1991. The Bootleggers folded after the 1992 season.

Mid Continental Football League[]

Defunct teams[]
Team City Existence MCFL Championships Notes
Toronto, Ontario 1

North American Football League[]

Active teams[]
Team City Established NAFL Championships Notes
Langley, British Columbia 2008 0
London, Ontario 2007 0
Kitchener, Ontario 2007 0
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existed NAFL Championships Notes
Hamilton, Ontario

Canadian Football[]

Canadian Major Football League[]

Active teams[]
Alberta Football League[]
Team City Established CMFL Championships League Championships Notes
Airdrie, Alberta 2015 0 0
Calgary Gators Calgary, Alberta 1997 0 1
Calgary, Alberta 1989 3 12
Lacombe, Alberta 2002 0 0 Previously known as Red Deer Buccaneers
St. Albert, Alberta 2013 0 0
Fort Mcmurray, Alberta 2014 1 1
Grande Prairie, Alberta 2004 0 0
Lloydminster, Alberta 2004 1 2
Spruce Grove, Alberta 2008 0 0
Northern Football Conference[]
Team City Established CMFL Championships (NFC) Championships Notes
North Bay, Ontario
Oakville, Ontario 1978 3 14 Suspended operations for 2009. Returned 2010 Season.
Ottawa, Ontario 2010 0 0 Previously known as the Ottawa Invaders 2010-2017
Sarnia Imperials Sarnia, Ontario 2006 0 0
Hamilton, Ontario 2014
Sudbury Spartans Sudbury, Ontario 1952 0 18 Previously known as Sudbury Hardrocks from 1952-67. Team suspended operations from 2007-2010. Returned 2011 Season.
Toronto, Ontario 1992 0 0 Previously known as Toronto Eagles from 1992–97, Markham Raiders from 1998-2005.
Toronto, Ontario 2001 3 5 Previously known as Megacity Maddogs from 2001–05 and Toronto Maddogs from 2006-2010.
Kitchener, Ontario 2003 1 3
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existence CMFL Championships AFL//NFC Championships League Notes
Bramalea Satellites Bramalea, Ontario 1973-74 0 2 Northern Football Conference
Brampton, Ontario 1985-95 0 1 Northern Football Conference
Calgary, Alberta 1984-88; 1991–96 0 1 Alberta Football League
Calgary, Alberta 2001-03 0 0 Alberta Football League
Calgary, Alberta 1984-92 0 0 Alberta Football League
Calgary, Alberta 1985-88 0 4 Alberta Football League
Calgary, Alberta 2004-05 0 0 Alberta Football League
Calgary, Alberta 2000-07 0 1 Alberta Football League
North Renfrew, Ontario 1956 0 1 Northern Football Conference
Winnipeg, Manitoba 0 Manitoba Football League
Edmonton, Alberta 1995–2004 0 0 Alberta Football League
Edmonton, Alberta 2006-09 0 0 Alberta Football League
Edmonton, Alberta 1993-94 0 0 Alberta Football League
Etobicoke, Ontario 1978 0 0 Northern Football Conference
Hamilton, Ontario 1978-84 0 3 Northern Football Conference Moved from Stoney Creek to Hamilton and renamed from to in 1982.
Hamilton, Ontario 1995-96 0 0 Northern Football Conference
Trenton, Ontario 2001-09 0 0 Northern Football Conference Previously known as Belleville Privateers and Quinte-Limestone Privateers from 2004-08.
Kirkland Lake, Ontario 1954-67 0 0 Northern Football Conference Renamed from Alouettes to Kougars in 1968.
Laurentian Voyageurs Sudbury, Ontario 1972-73 0 0 Northern Football Conference
Medicine Hat, Alberta 2004-08 0 0 Alberta Football League
Milton, Ontario 2002 1 1 Northern Football Conference
Mississauga, Ontario 2001-03 0 0 Northern Football Conference
North Bay, Ontario 1992–2010 0 0 Northern Football Conference
North Bay, Ontario 1954-82 0 4 Northern Football Conference Renamed from Roughriders to Ti-Cats and from Ti-Cats to Northmen in 1980.
Okotoks, Alberta 1995-97 0 0 Alberta Football League
Orillia, Ontario 1976-80 0 0 Northern Football Conference
Oshawa, Ontario 2001-08 1 1 Northern Football Conference
Peterborough, Ontario 1997-99 0 0 Northern Football Conference
Red Deer, Alberta 1985-87 0 0 Alberta Football League
Red Deer, Alberta 1987-99 0 4 Alberta Football League
Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec 1955-57; 1961–62; 1965 0 0 Northern Football Conference
St. Vital, Manitoba 0 Manitoba Football League
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario 1972-88 0 2 Northern Football Conference
Scarborough, Ontario 1992-94 0 0 Northern Football Conference
Timmins, Ontario 1966-69; 1971 0 0 Northern Football Conference
Sturgeon Falls, Ontario 1955-63; 1965–68 0 3 Northern Football Conference
Thunder Bay, Ontario 1993–1995 0 1 Manitoba Football League
Cobalt/Haileybury/, Ontario 1954-56; 1959 0 0 Northern Football Conference
Val-d'Or, Quebec 1965-68; 1970 0 0 Northern Football Conference
Wainwright, Alberta 2005-08 0 0 Alberta Football League
Brandon, Manitoba 0 Manitoba Football League
Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 2 Manitoba Football League
Winnipeg, Manitoba 0 Manitoba Football League

Maritime Football League[]

Active teams[]
Team City Established Notes
Fredericton, New Brunswick 2001 0
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia 2004 0
Halifax, Nova Scotia 2002 1 Renamed from to Shockers in 2003.
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 2004 0
Riverview, New Brunswick 2005 4 Renamed from to Moncton Mustangs in 2010.
Saint John, New Brunswick 2001 3
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existed Notes
Halifax, Nova Scotia 2002 0
Moncton, New Brunswick 2001 1 Renamed from to Marshals in 2002.
Saint John, New Brunswick 2005 0 Renamed from Simmonds to Saint John in 2006. Later merged with the .
Halifax, Nova Scotia 2008 0
University of New Brunswick Saint John Wolves Saint John, New Brunswick 2005 0 Renamed from Simmonds to SJ in 2004 and to UNBSJ Wolves upon receiving club status from the University in 2006.
Moved to the newly formed Atlantic Football League in 2009.

University[]

American football[]

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics[]

Defunct teams[]
Team City Existence Championships Notes
Simon Fraser University Clan Burnaby, British Columbia 1965–2002 0 Left the NAIA to join the CIS in 2002.

National Collegiate Athletic Association[]

Active team[]
Great Northwest Athletic Conference[]
Team City Established Championships Notes
Simon Fraser University Clan Burnaby, British Columbia 2010 0

Canadian football[]

U Sports[]

Active teams[]
Atlantic University Sport[]
Team City Established Grey Cups Vanier Cups Canadian Bowl Championships Notes
Acadia University Axemen Wolfville, Nova Scotia 1956 0 2 0
Bishop's University Gaiters Lennoxville, Quebec 1873 0 0 0 Football-only member of AUS; other sports compete in RSEQ.
Mount Allison University Mounties Sackville, New Brunswick 1955 0 0 0
St. Francis Xavier University X-Men Antigonish, Nova Scotia 1953 0 1 0
Saint Mary's University Huskies Halifax, Nova Scotia 1947 0 3 0
Canada West Universities Athletic Association[]
Team City Established Grey Cups Vanier Cups Canadian Bowl Championships Notes
University of Alberta Golden Bears Edmonton, Alberta 1910 0 3 0
University of British Columbia Thunderbirds Vancouver, British Columbia 1924 0 4 0
University of Calgary Dinos Calgary, Alberta 1964 0 4 0 Renamed from Dinosaurs to Dinos in 1999
University of Manitoba Bisons Winnipeg, Manitoba 1927 0 3 0
University of Regina Rams Regina, Saskatchewan 1999 0 0 15 Moved from the CJFL after the 1998 season and joined the University of Regina as their varsity football program.
University of Saskatchewan Huskies Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1912 0 3 0
Ontario University Athletics[]
Team City Established Grey Cups Vanier Cups Canadian Bowl Championships Notes
Carleton University Ravens Ottawa, Ontario 1957 0 0 0 Program suspended from 1999 until 2013
University of Guelph Gryphons Guelph, Ontario 1968 0 1 0
McMaster University Marauders Hamilton, Ontario 1898 0 1 0
University of Ottawa Gee-Gees Ottawa, Ontario 1905 0 2 0
Queen's University Golden Gaels Kingston, Ontario 1898 3 4 0
University of Toronto Varsity Blues Toronto, Ontario 1877 4 2 0
University of Waterloo Warriors Waterloo, Ontario 1957 0 0 0
Western University Mustangs London, Ontario 1929 0 7 1 The institution is formally The University of Western Ontario, but has branded itself as Western University since 2012.
Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks Waterloo, Ontario 1961 0 2 0 Renamed from Waterloo Lutheran University in 1960.
University of Windsor Lancers Windsor, Ontario 1968 0 0 0
York University Lions Toronto, Ontario 1968 0 0 0 Renamed from Yeomen to Lions in 2003.
Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec[]
Team City Established Grey Cups Vanier Cups Canadian Bowl Championships Notes
Concordia University Stingers Montreal, Quebec 1974 0 0 0 Became Concordia University in 1974 with the merger of Sir George Williams University and Loyola College.
Université Laval Rouge et Or Quebec City, Quebec 1996 0 9 0
McGill University Redbirds Montreal, Quebec 1874 0 1 0 Nickname was Redmen from 1927 through the 2018 season, after which it was abandoned. The university then went without a men's nickname until the adoption of Redbirds in November 2020.
Université de Montréal Carabins Montreal, Quebec 1966 0 1 0 Originally played from 1966–71, the program was then cancelled. It returned in 2002.
Université de Sherbrooke Vert et Or Sherbrooke, Quebec 2003 0 0 0
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existence Grey Cups Vanier Cups Canadian Bowl Championships Notes
Cape Breton University Capers Sydney, Nova Scotia 1990 0 0 0
Collège Militaire Royal Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec 1953-57; 1965–66; 1971–72 0 0 0
Dalhousie University Tigers Halifax, Nova Scotia 1965-76 0 0 0
Laurentian University Voyageurs Sudbury, Ontario 1966-70 0 0 0
Loyola College Warriors Montreal, Quebec 1953-73 0 0 1 Merged with Sir George Williams University in 1974 to become Concordia University.
MacDonald College Aggies Montreal, Quebec 1953-66 0 0 0 Merged with McGill University in 1972.
University of New Brunswick Red Bombers Fredericton, New Brunswick 1965-80 0 0 0
Ontario Agricultural College Aggies Guelph, Ontario 1957-67 0 0 0 Became University of Guelph in 1968.
University of Prince Edward Island Panthers Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 1965-79 0 0 0 From 1965-1970 was known as St. Dunstan's University.
Ryerson Institute of Technology Rams Toronto, Ontario 1949-1964 0 0 0 Won Intermediate Intercollegiate Ontario-Quebec Conference championship in 1958.
St. Patrick's College Ottawa, Ontario 1953-66 0 0 0 Merged with Carleton University in 1967.
Royal Military College Redmen Kingston, Ontario 1913; 1957–71 0 0 0
Simon Fraser University Clan Burnaby, British Columbia 2002-09 0 0 0 Joined U Sports (then CIS) in 2002, after playing NAIA football previously. Left CIS after the 2009 season to join NCAA Division II in the US.
Sir George Williams Georgians Montreal, Quebec 1968-72 0 0 0 Merged with Loyola College in 1974 to become Concordia University.
Université du Québec à Montreal Citadins Montreal, Quebec 1971-72 0 0 0
Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Patriotes Trois-Rivières, Quebec 1971-73; 1977–79 0 0 0

Junior football[]

Canadian football[]

Canadian Junior Football League[]

Active teams[]
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Team City Established Canadian Bowl Championships Conference Championships Notes
Langley Rams Langley, British Columbia 1954 0 5 Renamed from Surrey to South Fraser in 1999 and South Fraser to Big Kahuna in 2006. Renamed from Big Kahuna Rams to Langley Rams following their relocation to Langley.
Valley Huskers Chilliwack, British Columbia 1999 0 0
Kamloops Broncos Kamloops, British Columbia 2007 0 0
Okanagan Sun Kelowna, British Columbia 1980 3 14
Vancouver Island Raiders Nanaimo, British Columbia 2005 1 3
Westshore Rebels Langford, British Columbia 1985 0 1 Moved from Victoria to Langford in 2011 and renamed from Victoria Rebels.
Ontario Football Conference[]
Team City Established Canadian Bowl Championships Conference Championships Notes
Brampton, Ontario 2010 0 0
Burlington Braves Burlington, Ontario 1958 0 9 Renamed Junior Tiger-Cats from 1987 to 1989.
Hamilton Hurricanes Hamilton, Ontario 1963 1 9 Went dormant from 1994 until 2007. Was reinstated for the 2008 season.
London Beefeaters London, Ontario 1975 0 0
Ottawa Sooners Ottawa, Ontario 1974 4 10 Played in the Quebec Junior Football League from 1995 until 2008.
St. Leonard Cougars Montreal, Quebec 1984 0 8
Windsor AKO Fratmen Windsor, Ontario 1946 3 6
Prairie Football Conference[]
Team City Established Canadian Bowl Championships Conference Championships Notes
Calgary Colts Calgary, Alberta 1967 2 2
Edmonton Huskies Edmonton, Alberta 1952 5 3 Renamed from Oilers to Huskies in 1954.
Edmonton Wildcats Edmonton, Alberta 1948 3 2
Regina Thunder Regina, Saskatchewan 1999 0 0
Saskatoon Hilltops Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1947 17 17
Winnipeg Rifles Winnipeg, Manitoba 2002 0 0
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existence Canadian Bowl Championships Notes
Abbotsford Air Force Abbotsford, British Columbia 1987–2007 0 Suspended operations for the 2007 season.
Brampton Satellites Brampton, Ontario 1975-78 0
Brantford, Ontario 1971-82 0
Burnaby, British Columbia 0
Burnaby, British Columbia 0
Calgary, Alberta 1
Calgary, Alberta 1974- 0
Calgary, Alberta 0
Châteauguay, Quebec 0
Cornwall Emards Cornwall, Ontario 0
British Columbia 0
Edmonton Maple Leafs Edmonton, Alberta 0
Toronto, Ontario 1979-81 0
Winnipeg, Manitoba 1957 0
Hamilton Alerts Hamilton, Ontario 2
Hamilton, Ontario 1
Hamilton, Ontario 1
Hamilton, Ontario 1999–2000 0
Hamilton, Ontario 2
Hamilton Tigers Hamilton, Ontario 1
Hamilton, Ontario 2
Kamloops, British Columbia 2001-03 0
Ontario 1957-78 0
Laval, Quebec 0
Laval, Quebec 0
Loyola College Montreal, Quebec 1
British Columbia 0
Medicine Hat, Alberta 0
Montreal AAA Montreal, Quebec 4
Montreal Junior Alouettes Montreal, Quebec 1981 0
Montreal Junior Concordes Montreal, Quebec 1982-84 0
Montreal, Quebec 1
Montreal Westmounts Montreal, Quebec 1
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 0
Niagara Falls, Ontario 1973-76 0
Niagara Falls, Ontario 1962 0
Niagara Falls, Ontario 1963 0
Vancouver, British Columbia 0
Toronto, Ontario 1959-60 0
Notre-Dame-de-Grace Maple Leafs Montreal, Quebec 1946-73 1 Merged with Verdun Invictus in 1974 to become Verdun Maple Leafs.
Oakville, Ontario 1971-73 0
Oshawa, Ontario 1963-96 0
Oshawa, Ontario 1959-62 0
Ottawa, Ontario 1
Ottawa Junior Riders Ottawa, Ontario 2002-05 0
Toronto, Ontario 1
Peterborough, Ontario 1971-75 0
Red Deer, Alberta 1974- 0
Regina, Saskatchewan 0
Regina, Saskatchewan 1
Regina, Saskatchewan 1
Regina Rams Regina, Saskatchewan 15 Joined the University of Regina and CIS in 1999.
Richmond, British Columbia 0
Sarnia, Ontario 1974-80 0
Sarnia, Ontario 1971-73 0
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario 1993-95 0
Toronto, Ontario 1959-78 0
St. Catharines, Ontario 0
St. James, Manitoba 0
Winnipeg, Manitoba 1
St. Thomas, Ontario 1
St. Vital, Manitoba 0
Montreal, Quebec 0
Thunder Bay, Ontario 0
Thunder Bay, Ontario 1995 0
Tri-City Bulldogs Coquitlam, British Columbia 1925–2004 0 Renamed from the Vancouver Meloramas when it moved to Coquitlam in 1991.
Toronto, Ontario 2
Toronto, Ontario 1959-62 0
Toronto, Ontario 1
Toronto, Ontario 1
Toronto, Ontario 1
Toronto, Ontario 1
Toronto Titans Toronto, Ontario 2003 0 Suspended operations prior to the 2003 season.
Toronto, Ontario 1
Kitchener, Ontario 2007 0 Suspended operations prior to the 2007 season, but is expected to return for the 2008 season.
Toronto, Ontario 1961 0
Vancouver, British Columbia 2
Victoria, British Columbia 1994-97 0
Verdun Invictus Verdun, Quebec 0 Merged With Notre-Dame-de-Grace Maple Leafs to become Verdun Maple Leafs.
Verdun Maple Leafs Verdun, Quebec 1974-80 0
Verdun Shamcats Verdun, Quebec 0
Victoria, British Columbia 0
Victoria Payless Victoria, British Columbia 0
Ville Emard Juveniles Ville Emard, Quebec 0
Western Ontario Mustangs London, Ontario 1
Weston, Ontario 1961-70 0
Winnipeg, Manitoba 0
Winnipeg, Manitoba 1974- 0
Winnipeg Light Infantry Winnipeg, Manitoba 0
Winnipeg, Manitoba 1974- 3
Winnipeg, Manitoba 0
Woodstock, Ontario 1

Quebec Junior Football League[]

Active teams[]
Team City Established Canadian Bowl Championships Notes
Châteauguay, Quebec 1981 0 7
Cumberland Panthers Orléans, Ontario 1993 0 0
Joliette, Quebec 1992 0 0
Laval, Quebec 2002 0 0
Longueuil, Quebec 2004 0 0
St. Lazare Stallions Saint Lazare De Vaudreuil, Quebec 2008 0 0
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existence Canadian Bowl Championships Notes
Pierrefonds, Quebec 1972–2007 4 0
Ottawa Sooners Ottawa, Ontario 1995–2008 5 3 Moved to the CJFL for the 2009 season.
Greenfield Park, Quebec 1995–2001 0 0
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec 1971–2007 0 0
Ottawa, Ontario 1997–2013 0 3

Atlantic Football League[]

Active teams[]
Team City Established Notes
Dalhousie University Tigers Halifax, Nova Scotia 2010 1
Holland College Hurricanes Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 2010 4
University of New Brunswick Fredericton Red Bombers Fredericton, New Brunswick 2009 2
University of New Brunswick Saint John Seawolves Saint John, New Brunswick 2009 1
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existence Notes
Moncton, New Brunswick 2009-2010 0 Founded as Moncton Raiders; renamed for 2010

Varsity football[]

Canadian football[]

Ontario Football Conference[]

Active teams[]
Team City Established OFC (Varsity) Championships Notes
Burlington, Ontario 2008 1
Hamilton, Ontario 2009 0
Sudbury, Ontario 2009 0
Toronto, Ontario 2008 0
Kitchener and Waterloo, Ontario 2008 0
York Region, Ontario 2008 0
Defunct teams[]
Team City Existed OFC (Varsity) Championships Notes
London, Ontario 2008 0

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Team City Established OVFL Championships Notes
Brampton, Ontario 0
Brantford, Ontario 0
Cambridge, Ontario 0
Essex, Ontario 1
Toronto, Ontario 1
Guelph, Ontario 0
Burlington, Ontario 0
Hamilton, Ontario 0
Barrie, Ontario 0
Kingston, Ontario 0 Renamed from Limestone District to Kingston in 2007.
London, Ontario 1
Toronto, Ontario 0
Mississauga, Ontario 3
Newmarket, Ontario 0 Renamed from York Simcoe to Newmarket in 2007.
St. Catharines, Ontario 1
Oshawa, Ontario 0
Cumberland, Ontario 0
Nepean, Ontario 0
Sarnia, Ontario 0 Renamed from Lambton to Sarnia in 2007.
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario 0
Toronto, Ontario 3

Women's football[]

American football[]

Independent Women's Football League[]

Team City Established IWFL Championships Notes
Montreal Blitz Montreal, Quebec 2003 2

Canadian football[]

Maritime Women's Football League[]

Team City Established MWFL Championships Notes
Fredericton, New Brunswick 2004 2
Halifax, Nova Scotia 2006 0
Moncton, New Brunswick 2005 1
Saint John Storm Saint John, New Brunswick 2004 4 Formerly known as the Simonds SeaGals in 2004, Saint John Buccaneers from 2005-07.

Western Women's Canadian Football League[]

Western Conference[]
Team City Established WWCFL Championships Notes
Calgary Rage Calgary, Alberta 2011 0
Edmonton Storm Edmonton, Alberta 2011 0
Lethbridge Steel Lethbridge, Alberta 2011 0
Prairie Conference[]
Team City Established WWCFL Championships Notes
Manitoba Fearless Winnipeg, Manitoba 2011 0
Regina, Saskatchewan 2011 0
Saskatoon Valkyries Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 2011 2 Have never lost a game
Winnipeg, Manitoba 2011 0

Indoor football/arena football[]

Lingerie Football League Canada[]

Active teams[]
Team City Established Lingerie Bowls Notes
BC Angels Abbotsford, British Columbia 2012 1
Calgary Fillies Calgary, Alberta 2013 0
Regina Rage Regina, Saskatchewan 2012 0
Saskatoon Sirens Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 2012 0
Toronto Triumph Toronto, Ontario 2011 0 Played in the Lingerie Football League US in 2011. Moved to LFL Canada upon its creation in 2012.

See also[]

Notes[]

  1. ^ The CFL considers all clubs that have played in Montreal as one in their league records, including those of the original Alouettes (1946–1981), the Montreal Concordes (1982–1986) and the Baltimore Stallions (1994–1995). The Alouettes, however, do not recognize the Baltimore franchise, or its records, as part of the official team history.
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