Junior "B"

Junior "B" (junior AA in Quebec) was created in 1933, to differentiate between teams capable for Memorial Cup competition and those who were not. It is the most broadly spread out and used level of ice hockey in Canada. Junior "B" is the third tier of junior hockey and has a vast amount of pro alumni. 
==Major Canadian Championships==
*Carson Memorial Trophy (ODHA)
*Coupe Dodge (Quebec)
*Don Johnson Cup (Atlantic Canada)
*Keystone Cup (Western Canada)
*Sutherland Cup (Ontario)
==Current Leagues==
*Calgary Junior Hockey League
*Capital Junior Hockey League
*Central Canada Hockey League Tier 2 formerly the Eastern Ontario Junior B Hockey League
*Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League (OHA)
*Heritage Junior B Hockey League
*Island Junior Hockey League
*Keystone Junior Hockey League formerly the Manitoba Junior B Hockey League
*Kootenay International Junior Hockey League 
*Lakehead Junior Hockey League formerly the Thunder Bay Junior B Hockey League
*Ligue de Hockey de La Capitale *
*Ligue de Hockey Chaudière-Appalaches Junior AA *
*Ligue de Hockey Estrie-Mauricie Junior AA *
*Ligue de Hockey Lac St. Louis Junior AA *
*Ligue de Hockey Laurentides-Lanaudière Junior AA*
*Ligue de Hockey Métropolitaine Junior AA * formerly the Richelieu Junior AA Hockey League
*Ligue de Hockey Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean Junior AA *
*New Brunswick Junior B Hockey League
*North Eastern Alberta Junior B Hockey League
*North West Junior Hockey League
*Nova Scotia Junior Hockey League
*Pacific Junior Hockey League
*Prairie Junior Hockey League formerly the South Saskatchewan Junior B Hockey League, merged with North Saskatchewan Junior B Hockey League
*St. John's Junior Hockey League
*Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League
==Defunct Leagues==
:*Border Cities Junior B Hockey League
:*Eastern Ontario Junior B Hockey League (OHA)
:*Mid-Ontario Junior B Hockey League
:*North of Superior Junior B Hockey League
:*Northwest Junior Hockey League
:*Quebec City Junior B Hockey League
:*Southwestern Junior B Hockey League
Category:Tiers