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The Minto Cup is awarded annually to the champion junior men's lacrosse team of Canada. It was donated in 1901 by the Governor-General, Lord Minto, but until 1934 was awarded to the senior men's champion of Canada. During that period the Mann Cup, the trophy currently awarded to the senior champion, was also awarded to a national men's champion in a separate competition. The Minto Cup senior competition was dominated by the New Westminster Salmonbellies, who held the trophy for 21 of the 29 years in which it was contested (the competition was suspended during World War I).In 1934 the last trustee appointed to supervise the Cup died, and the Lord Minto of the day eventually transferred it to the Canadian Lacrosse Association, which decided to award it as the trophy for the national junior men's champion, starting in 1937. Originally, the competition was between all-star provincial teams formed by adding players to the provincial champion. In 1960 this practice was abandoned and the trophy has since been competed for by the Junior A provincial champions of British Columbia and Ontario, the only provinces where organized lacrosse thrives.
1 Junior champions
- 1937 Orillia Terriers
- 1938 MimicoMimico, Ontario is a neighbourhood in southern Etobicoke, which is itself now part of Toronto, running generally south of the Queensway from Royal York Rd. to Mimico Creek. It is described as a blend of upper-middle and working class buildings. Toronto ne Mountaineers
- 1939 Orillia Terriers
- 1940 Orillia Terriers
- 1941-1946, no competition
- 1947 St. CatharinesCatharines ( 2001 population 129,170; metropolitan population 377,009) is the largest city in the Regional Municipality of Niagara in southern Ontario, Canada. The city was first settled by Loyalists in 1790. Originally known as Shipman's Corners for an i Athletics
- 1948 VancouverThis article refers to the city in British Columbia, Canada. Vancouver can also refer to Vancouver, Washington, USA, a suburb of Portland, Oregon. For other uses, see Vancouver (disambiguation Vancouver (49n16, 123w07 PST) is a Canadian city in the provin Burrards
- 1949 Vancouver Norburn Eagletime
- 1950 St. Catharines Athletics
- 1951 Mimico Mountaineers
- 1952 BramptonBrampton, Ontario is a city in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Canada. In 2002, Brampton's population was 351,646, and it is estimated that by the year 2021, the city population will have almost doubled to 600,000 people. As one of Canada's fastest g Excelsiors
- 1953 New Westminster Salmonacs
- 1954 Vancouver PNE
- 1955 Long BranchLong Branch is a former village that is now part of the City of Toronto, Ontario. The area is bounded by Lake Ontario on the south, Etobicoke Creek to the west, the CNR railway to the north and Kipling Avenue to the east. In 1967 the village was amalgamat Monarchs
- 1956 Vancouver No177 Legionnaires
- 1957 Brampton ABC's
- 1958 Brampton ABC's
- 1959 Brampton ABC's
- 1960 New Westminster Salmonbellies
- 1961 Hastings Legionnaires
- 1962 VictoriaVictoria is a Canadian city, and the provincial capital of British Columbia. Victoria also refers to Greater Victoria including this municipality and those immediately surrounding it. It is also the seat of the Capital Regional District. Location It is ne Shamrocks
- 1963 OshawaOshawa ( 2001 population 139,051, metropolitan population 296,298) is a city on Lake Ontario located roughly 40 miles east of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The automobile industry, specifically the Canadian division of General Motors, has always been Oshawa's Green Gaels
- 1964 Oshawa Green Gaels
- 1965 Oshawa Green Gaels
- 1966 Oshawa Green Gaels
- 1967 Oshawa Green Gaels
- 1968 Oshawa Green Gaels
- 1969 Oshawa Green Gaels
- 1970 Lakeshore Maple Leafs ( TorontoFor alternate meanings of Toronto, see Toronto (disambiguation). City of Toronto, Ontario, Canada (in detail) (in detail) Motto: Diversity Our Strength Area: 641 sq. Distance East to West: 43 km. Distance East to West: 21 km. Population Total (2001) Cdn.)
- 1971 Richmond Roadrunners
- 1972 Peterborough PCO's
- 1973 Peterborough PCO's
- 1974 Peterborough PCO's
- 1975 Peterborough Gray Munros
- 1976 Victoria MacDonalds
- 1977 Burnaby Cablevision
- 1978 Burnaby Cablevision
- 1979 Burnaby Cablevision
- 1980 Whitby CBC Builders
- 1981 Peterborough James Gang
- 1982 Peterborough James Gang
- 1983 Peterborough James Gang
- 1984 Whitby Warriors
- 1985 Whitby Warriors
- 1986 Peterborough Maulers
- 1987 Peterborough Maulers
- 1988 Esquimalt Legion
- 1989 Peterborough Maulers
- 1990 St. Catharines Athletics
- 1991 St. Catharines Athletics
- 1992 Six Nations Arrows (Ontario)
- 1993 Orangeville Northmen
- 1994 New Westminster Salmonbellies
- 1995 Orangeville Northmen
- 1996 Orangeville Northmen
- 1997 Whitby Warriors
- 1998 Burnaby Lakers
- 1999 Whitby Warriors
- 2000 Burnaby Lakers
- 2001 St. Catharines Athletics
- 2002 Burnaby Lakers
- 2003 St. Catharines Athletics
- 2004 Burnaby Lakers
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