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{{Redirect-distinguish2|Toronto Raiders|the [[Major League Quadball]] team of the same name}}
{{Infobox Pro hockey team
| bg_color   = blue
| text_color = red
| team       = Toronto Jr. Canadiens
| logo       = Toronto Jr. Canadiens.png
| logosize   = 160px
| city       = [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]], Canada
| league     = [[Ontario Junior Hockey League]]
| conference = East
| division   = 
| founded    = 1972
| arena      = ScotiaBank Pond
| colours     = [[Red]], [[Blue]], and [[White]]<br />{{color box|red}} {{color box|blue}} {{color box|white}}
| owner      =Peter Friedmann - Joel Feldberg -Jeffrey Bly
| GM         = David DeMarinis
| coach      = David DeMarinis
| media      = 
| affiliates = Jr Canadiens  ([[Greater Toronto Hockey League|GTHL]])
| dates1     = 1972-1983
| name1      = Wexford Warriors
| dates2     = 1983-2006
| name2      = Wexford Raiders
| dates3     = 2006-Present
| name3      = '''Toronto Jr. Canadiens'''
|uniform_image=OJHL-Uniform-JRC.png}}
The '''Toronto Jr. Canadiens''' are a Junior "A" [[ice hockey]] team based in the [[Downsview]] neighbourhood of [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]], Canada.  They were known as the '''Wexford Raiders''' until the end of the 2005–06 season and are a part of [[Ontario Junior Hockey League]] (OJHL) but used to be a part of the [[Metro Junior A Hockey League]].

==History==
The team originated in 1972 as the Wexford Warriors of the Metro Junior B league, when the original Wexford Raiders jumped to the Junior A Ontario Provincial League in 1972.  When the Junior A Raiders folded in 1981, the Junior B Warriors adopted the Raider name and kept it until 2006.

The Wexford Raiders were one of the strongest teams to play in the Metro Junior A Hockey League.  A losing team for much of its history, they become one of the most dominant squads in 1990, under coaches Stan Butler and Kevin Burkett.  Butler and Burkett coached the Wexford Raiders midget team to the 1989 championship, then took most of the players to the Junior B level in 1990, and they served as the foundation to four consecutive Metro championship squads.  During the 1990s, under the management of Burkett and Butler, the Raiders sent more players on NCAA Division I hockey scholarships than any other junior team in North America.  In 1994, the Raiders defeated the [[Caledon Canadians]] 4-games-to-0 in the Metro League final.  The Canadians were granted the permission to host the [[Dudley Hewitt Cup]] that year and ended up winning it despite losing the Metro final.

In 1998, again playing Caledon, the Raiders won the last Metro Junior "A" title in game 7 by a score of 9–0. In 2006, the Raiders changed their name to the Toronto Jr. Canadiens and took on the colours of the [[Montreal Canadiens]].

=== 2006-07 ===

On February 11, 2007, after 144 minutes and 32 seconds of play, the Canadiens defeated the [[Pickering Panthers]] in Game 2 of the first round of the playoffs.<ref>{{cite web| url = http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/gamesheet_full.html?gameid=451105| title = Gamesheet: Pickering at Toronto - Sat, Feb 10, 2007}} </ref> The game-winning goal was credited to Kyle Wetering at the 4:32 mark of the 5th overtime. Toronto outshot Pickering 88–86.<ref>{{cite web| url = http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/gamesheet_full.html?gameid=451105| title = Gamesheet: Pickering at Toronto - Sat, Feb 10, 2007}} </ref> On February 12, 2007, [[The Sports Network|TSN]] show [[That's Hockey]] showed highlights of the game and announced that the history of the game may be preserved in the [[Hockey Hall of Fame]] as the longest [[junior hockey]] game in history, far surpassing the previous record. The game has been officially named the longest game in [[Ontario Hockey Association]] history.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.ohahockey.org/news_story.php?id=399 |title=Archived copy |access-date=2007-02-13 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151121180820/http://www.ohahockey.org/news_story.php?id=399 |archive-date=2015-11-21 }}</ref>

==Season-by-season results==
{|class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="text-align:center; 
!colspan=12 bgcolor="#822433" text_color=white|'''1972 - 2006 = Wexford Warriors/Raiders - History''' <small>- is hidden click to </small>
|- 
! Season !! GP !! W !! L !! T !! OTL !! GF !! GA !! P !! Results !! - Playoffs
|-  bgcolor="#ffeeee"
|colspan=11|'''''Wexford Warriors'''''
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1972-73 ||33 ||12 ||17 ||4 ||- ||122 ||133 ||28 ||8th Metro B  ||
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1973-74 ||44    ||23   ||19   ||2   ||-    ||210   ||195    ||48 ||6th Metro B||
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1974-75 ||38    ||21   ||11   ||6   ||-    ||235   ||166    ||48 ||4th Metro B||
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1975-76 ||36    ||11   ||18   ||7   ||-    ||139   ||174    ||29 ||11th Metro B||
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1976-77 ||36 ||14 ||18 ||4 ||- ||148 ||180 ||34 ||11th Metro B  ||
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1977-78 ||36 ||16 ||15 ||5 ||- ||167 ||162 ||37 ||7th Metro B   ||
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1978-79 ||44 ||14 ||24 ||6 ||- ||233 ||276 ||34 ||10th Metro B ||DNQ
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1979-80 ||42 ||2 ||35 ||5 ||- ||167 ||349 ||9 ||13th Metro B ||
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1980-81 ||43 ||9 ||31 ||3 ||- ||176 ||312 ||21 ||12th Metro B ||DNQ
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1981-82 ||36 ||9 ||23 ||4 ||- ||141 ||212 ||22 ||11th Metro B ||
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1982-83 ||36 ||10 ||21 ||5 ||- ||186 ||206 ||25 ||10th Metro B ||
|-  bgcolor="#ffeeee"
|colspan=11|'''''Wexford Raiders'''''
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1983-84 ||42 ||14 ||22 ||6 ||- ||187 ||216 ||34 ||9th Metro B ||DNQ
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1984-85 ||36 ||23 ||8 ||5 ||- ||206 ||137 ||49 ||3rd Metro B ||Lost quarter-final
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1985-86 ||37 ||11 ||19 ||7 ||- ||167 ||199 ||29 ||8th Metro B ||Lost quarter-final
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1986-87 ||37 ||9 ||26 ||2 ||- ||159 ||250 ||20 ||11th Metro B ||DNQ
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1987-88 ||37 ||13 ||19 ||5 ||- ||193 ||239 ||31 ||9th Metro B ||DNQ
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1988-89 ||38 ||12 ||25 ||1 ||- ||185 ||275 ||25 ||10th Metro B||
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1989-90 ||44 ||31 ||5 ||8 ||- ||225 ||109 ||70 ||1st Metro B||Lost final
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1990-91 ||44 ||34 ||5 ||5 ||- ||231 ||110 ||73 ||1st Metro B||Won League
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1991-92 ||44 ||34 ||8 ||2 ||- ||197 ||121 ||70 ||2nd Metro A||Won League
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1992-93 ||48 ||36 ||9 ||3 ||- ||213 ||118 ||75 ||1st Metro A||Won League
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1993-94 ||50 ||36 ||11 ||3 ||- ||283 ||157 ||75 ||1st Metro A||Won League
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1994-95 ||50 ||25 ||21 ||4 ||- ||257 ||158 ||54 ||6th Metro A ||Lost final
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1995-96 ||52 ||36 ||14 ||2 ||- ||261 ||171 ||74 ||1st Metro A ||Lost semi-final
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1996-97 ||50 ||38 ||7 ||5 ||- ||285 ||185 ||81 ||3rd Metro A ||Lost semi-final
|- bgcolor="#EEFFFF"
|1997-98 ||50 ||39 ||7 ||4 ||- ||196 ||167 ||82 ||2nd Metro A ||Won League
|-
|[[1998–99 OPJHL season|1998-99]] ||51  ||21  ||20  ||8  ||2  ||211  ||206  ||52  ||6th OPJHL-C||
|-
|[[1999–2000 OPJHL season|1999-00]] ||49  ||32  ||11  ||3  ||3  ||237  ||164  ||70  ||3rd OPJHL-S||
|-
|[[2000–01 OPJHL season|2000-01]] ||49  ||35  ||7  ||5  ||2  ||259  ||168  ||77  ||2nd OPJHL-S||
|-
|[[2001–02 OPJHL season|2001-02]] ||49  ||35  ||8  ||6  ||0  ||237  ||151  ||76  ||1st OPJHL-S||
|-
|[[2002–03 OPJHL season|2002-03]] ||49  ||32  ||12  ||2  ||3  ||231  ||152  ||69  ||1st OPJHL-S||
|-
|[[2003–04 OPJHL season|2003-04]] ||49  ||29  ||15  ||3  ||2  ||202  ||162  ||63  ||2nd OPJHL-S||
|-
|[[2004–05 OPJHL season|2004-05]] ||49  ||37  ||5  ||5  ||2  ||216  ||104  ||81  ||1st OPJHL-S||Lost semi-final
|-
|[[2005–06 OPJHL season|2005-06]] ||49  ||23  ||18  ||8  ||0  ||188  ||171  ||54  ||5th OPJHL-S ||Lost Conf. SF
|}
{|class="wikitable " style="text-align:center; 
!colspan=12 bgcolor="#822433" text_color=white|'''2006 - current History'''
|-  bgcolor="#ffeeee"
|colspan=11|'''''Toronto Jr. Canadiens'''''
|-
|[[2006–07 OPJHL season|2006-07]] ||49   ||26    ||16    ||5     ||2     ||202   ||162   ||59    ||4th OPJHL-S    ||Lost Conf. QF
|-
|[[2007–08 OPJHL season|2007-08]] ||49    ||29   ||18   ||-   ||2    ||223   ||175    ||60 ||4th OPJHL-S   ||
|-
|[[2008–09 OJHL season|2008-09]]  ||53    ||31   ||20   ||-   ||2    ||242   ||251    ||64 ||3rd OJHL-C||
|-
|[[2009–10 CCHL season|2009-10]]  ||50    ||27   ||19   ||-   ||4    ||218   ||195    ||58    ||6th CCHL-W  ||Lost Preliminary
|-
|[[2010–11 OJHL season|2010-11]]  ||50    ||16   ||30   ||-   ||4    ||136   ||207    ||36    ||6th OJHL-S   ||DNQ
|-
|[[2011–12 OJHL season|2011-12]]  ||49    ||18   ||24   ||-   ||7    ||156   ||184    ||43    ||5th OJHL-S   ||Lost Division SF
|-
|[[2012–13 OJHL season|2012-13]]  ||55    ||27   ||23   ||-   ||5    ||176   ||179    ||59    ||5th OJHL-S   ||Lost Conf. QF
|-
|[[2013–14 OJHL season|2013-14]]  ||53    ||23   ||26   ||-   ||4    ||184   ||213    ||50    ||5th OJHL-S   ||Lost Conf. QF
|- align="center"
|[[2014–15 OJHL season|2014-15]]  ||54   ||31   ||22   ||0   ||1    ||198   ||218    ||52    ||4th OJHL - S ||Lost Conf. Finals: 3-4 (Patriots)
|- align="center"
|[[2015–16 OJHL season|2015-16]]  ||54    ||30   ||16   ||3   ||5    ||184   ||170    ||68    ||<small>3rd of 6 South Div<br />6th of 11 SW Conf<br />9th of 22 OJHL</small> ||<small>Lost Conf. Quarters 1-4 ([[Burlington Cougars|Cougars]])</small>
|- align="center"
|[[2016–17 OJHL season|2016-17]]  ||54    ||28   ||20   ||2   ||4    ||177   ||164    ||62    ||<small>3rd of 6 South Div<br />5th of 11 SW Conf<br />11th of 22 OJHL</small> ||<small>Won Conf. Quarters 4-3 ([[St. Michael's Buzzers|Buzzers]])<br />Lost Conf. Semifinals 0-4 ([[Georgetown Raiders|Raiders]])</small>
|- align="center"
|[[2017–18 OJHL season|2017-18]]  ||54    ||33   ||18   ||1   ||2    ||202   ||166    ||69    ||<small>4th of 6 South Div<br />5th of 11 SW Conf<br />8th of 22 OJHL</small> ||<small>Lost Conf. Quarters 2-4 ([[Oakville Blades|Blades]])</small>
|- align="center"
| 2018–19  ||54    ||27   ||23  ||1   ||3    ||166   ||180    ||58    ||<small>4th of 5 South Div<br />8th of 11 SW Conf<br />13th of 22 OJHL</small> ||<small>Lost Conf. Quarters 1-4 ([[North York Rangers|Rangers]])</small>
|- align="center"
| 2019–20  ||54    ||38   ||10  ||2  ||4    ||207   ||144    ||58    ||<small>'''1st of 6 South Div'''<br />3rd of 11 SW Conf<br />4th of 22 OJHL</small> ||<small>Won Conf. Quarters 4-1 ([[North York Rangers|Rangers]])<br />Remaining playoffs cancelled<br />due to COVID-19 pandemic</small>
|- align="center"
|2020–21	||colspan=10 |''Season Lost to Covid-19 pandemic''
|- align="center"
| 2021–22  ||54    ||40   ||12  ||2  ||0    ||235   ||119    ||82    ||<small>'''1st of 6 South Div<br />1st of 11 SW Conf<br />1st of 22 OJHL'''</small> ||<small>Won Conf. Quarters 2-0 ([[Toronto Patriots|Patriots]])<br />Won Conf. Semifinals 2-0 ([[North York Rangers|Rangers]])<br />Won Conf. Finals 3-1 ([[Cobourg Cougars|Cougars]])<br />Lost League Finals 3-4 ([[Pickering Panthers|Panthers]])</small>
|- align="center"
| 2022–23  ||54    ||45   ||5  ||2  ||2    ||256   ||104    ||94    ||<small>'''1st of 12 SE Conf<br />1st of 24 OJHL'''</small> ||<small>Won Conf. Quarters 4-1 ([[North York Rangers|Rangers]])<br />Lost Conf. Semifinals 3-4 ([[Trenton Golden Hawks|Golden Hawks]])</small>
|- align="center"
| 2023–24  ||56    ||31   ||19  ||3  ||3    ||210   ||165    ||68    ||<small>6th of 12 East Conf<br />10th of 24 OJHL</small> ||<small>Won Conf. Quarters 4-1 ([[Wellington Dukes|Dukes]])<br />Lost Conf Semifinals 0-4 ([[Trenton Golden Hawks|Golden Hawks]])</small>
|- align="center"
| 2024–25  ||56    ||42   ||11  ||0  ||3    ||205   ||123    ||87    ||<small>2nd of 12 East Conf<br />4th of 24 OJHL</small> ||<small>Won Conf. Quarters 4-1 ([[Cobourg Cougars|Cougars]])<br />Lost Conf Semifinals 2-4 ([[Haliburton County Huskies|Huskies]])</small>
|}

===Playoffs===
'''''MetJHL Years'''''
*1990 ''Lost final''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Oshawa Legionaires]] ''4-games-to-3''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Kingston Voyageurs]] ''4-games-to-none''
:'''[[Mississauga Chargers|Thornhill Thunderbirds]]''' defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-3''
*1991 ''Won League''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Kingston Voyageurs]] ''4-games-to-1''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Oshawa Legionaires]] ''4-games-to-3''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Bramalea Blues]] ''4-games-to-3'' '''METJHL CHAMPIONS'''
*1992 ''Won League''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Kingston Voyageurs]] ''4-games-to-1''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Mississauga Chargers|Thornhill Thunderbirds]] ''4-games-to-2''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Bramalea Blues]] ''4-games-to-none'' '''METJHL CHAMPIONS'''
*1993 ''Won League''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Richmond Hill Riot]] ''4-games-to-none''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Wellington Dukes]] ''4-games-to-none''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[St. Michael's Buzzers]] ''4-games-to-1'' '''METJHL CHAMPIONS'''
*1994 ''Won League, lost OHA Buckland Cup round robin''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Kingston Voyageurs]] ''4-games-to-1''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Thornhill Islanders]] ''4-games-to-none''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Caledon Canadians]] ''4-games-to-none'' '''METJHL CHAMPIONS'''
:'''Third''' and eliminated in OHA Buckland Cup round robin (1-2)
*1995 ''Lost final''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Wellington Dukes]] ''4-games-to-2''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Thornhill Islanders]] ''4-games-to-3''
:'''[[Caledon Canadians]]''' defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-none''
*1996 ''Lost semi-final''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Wellington Dukes]] ''4-games-to-1''
:'''[[Thornhill Islanders]]''' defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-2''
*1997 ''Lost semi-final''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Niagara Scenic]] ''4-games-to-none''
:'''First''' in round robin quarter-final (4-2)
:'''[[Caledon Canadians]]''' defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-none''
*1998 ''Won League, lost OHA Buckland Cup''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Quinte Hawks]] ''3-games-to-none''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Oshawa Legionaires]] ''4-games-to-2''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Caledon Canadians]] ''4-games-to-3'' '''METJHL CHAMPIONS'''
:'''[[Milton Merchants]]''' ([[OPJHL]]) defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-1''
'''''OJHL Years'''''

==Raiders 1970-1981==
{{Infobox Pro hockey team
| bg_color   = green
| text_color = black
| team       = Wexford Raiders
| logo       = Wexford Raiders.png
| logosize   = 140px
| city       = [[Scarborough, Toronto|Scarborough, Ontario]], Canada
| league     = [[Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League (1972-1987)|Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League]]<br />[[Metro Junior B Hockey League]]
| division   =
| operated   = 1970-1981
| arena      =
| colours     = [[Green]], [[Black]], and [[White]]
<br /> {{color box|green}} {{color box|black}} {{color box|white}}
| owner      =
| coach      =
| GM         =
| media      =
| affiliates =
| dates1     = 1970-1971
| name1      = Toronto Raiders
| dates2     = 1971-1981
| name2      = Wexford Raiders
| dates3     = 1981
| name3      = ''Folded''
}}
There also was a Wexford Raiders team in the Ontario Provincial Junior League based in the [[Wexford, Toronto|Wexford]] neighbourhood of the Toronto suburb of Scarborough. The team originated in 1970 as the Toronto Raiders of the Metro Junior B league, and was renamed the Wexford Raiders in 1971. In 1972, the team moved to the new Ontario Provincial Junior League in 1972 and operated until 1981. After the Junior A team folded, the Metro B "Warriors" assumed the "Raider" name in 1983.

===Season-by-season results===
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-  bgcolor="#dddddd"
! Season !! GP !! W !! L !! T !! OTL !! GF !! GA !! P !! Results !! Playoffs
|-  bgcolor="#ffeeee"
|colspan=11|'''''Toronto Raiders'''''
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1970-71 ||44 ||17 ||22 ||5 ||- ||208 ||241 ||39 ||8th Metro B ||
|-  bgcolor="#ffeeee"
|colspan=11|'''''Wexford Raiders'''''
|-  bgcolor="#eeffff"
|1971-72 ||44 ||20 ||19 ||5 ||- ||206 ||210 ||45 ||6th Metro B ||
|-
|[[List of OPJHL standings (1972–81)#1972–73|1972-73]] ||44 ||26 ||9 ||9 ||- ||264 ||185 ||61 ||2nd OPJHL ||Won League
|-
|[[List of OPJHL standings (1972–81)#1973–74|1973–74]] ||44 ||26 ||12 ||6 ||- ||235 ||172 ||58 ||3rd OPJHL ||Won League
|-
|[[List of OPJHL standings (1972–81)#1974–75|1974-75]] ||44 ||22 ||15 ||7 ||- ||241 ||196 ||51 ||4th OPJHL||
|-
|[[List of OPJHL standings (1972–81)#1975–76|1975-76]] ||44 ||19 ||19 ||6 ||- ||207 ||196 ||44 ||4th OPJHL||
|-
|[[List of OPJHL standings (1972–81)#1976–77|1976-77]] ||44 ||20 ||21 ||3 ||- ||211 ||219 ||43 ||7th OPJHL||
|-
|[[List of OPJHL standings (1972–81)#1977–78|1977-78]] ||50 ||18 ||25 ||7 ||- ||268 ||308 ||43 ||6th OPJHL||
|-
|[[List of OPJHL standings (1972–81)#1978–79|1978-79]] ||50 ||14 ||31 ||5 ||- ||208 ||280 ||33 ||10th OPJHL||
|-
|[[List of OPJHL standings (1972–81)#1979–80|1979-80]] ||44 ||17 ||20 ||7 ||- ||238 ||241 ||41 ||8th OPJHL||
|-
|[[List of OPJHL standings (1972–81)#1980–81|1980-81]] ||44 ||11 ||32 ||1 ||- ||234 ||334 ||23 ||12th OPJHL||
|}

===Playoffs===
*1973 ''Won League, lost OHA Buckland Cup''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Weston Dodgers]] ''4-games-to-1''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Dixie Beehives]] ''4-games-to-2''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Toronto Nationals (1970–1980)|Toronto Nationals]] ''4-games-to-1'' '''OPJHL CHAMPIONS'''
:'''[[Chatham Maroons]]''' ([[SOJAHL|SOJHL]]) defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-3''
*1974 ''Won League, won OHA Buckland Cup, lost [[Hewitt-Dudley Memorial Trophy]] semi-final''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Richmond Hill Rams]] ''4-games-to-2''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[North Bay Trappers (1962–1982)|North Bay Trappers]] ''4-games-to-3''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Aurora Tigers]] ''4-games-to-1'' '''OPJHL CHAMPIONS'''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Windsor Spitfires]] ([[SOJAHL|SOJHL]]) ''4-games-to-3'' '''BUCKLAND CUP CHAMPIONS'''
:'''[[Thunder Bay Hurricanes]]''' ([[TBJHL]]) defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-3''
*1975 ''Lost final''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[Aurora Tigers]] ''4-games-to-none''
:'''Wexford Raiders''' defeated [[North York Rangers]] ''4-games-to-3''
:'''[[Toronto Nationals (1970–1980)|Toronto Nationals]]''' defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-1''
*1976 ''Lost quarter-final''
:'''[[North Bay Trappers (1962–1982)|North Bay Trappers]]''' defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-2''
*1977 ''Lost quarter-final''
:'''[[Royal York Royals]]''' defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-2''
*1978 ''Lost quarter-final''
:'''[[Guelph Platers]]''' defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-none''
*1979 ''DNQ''
*1980 '' Lost quarter-final''
:'''[[Dixie Beehives]]''' defeated Wexford Raiders ''4-games-to-none''
*1981 ''DNQ''

==Arena==

The Jr. Canadiens play at Scotiabank Pond at [[Downsview Park]].

The Raiders played at Scarborough Arena Gardens at 75 Birchmount Road. The city rink built in 1954 was used in the 1986 film Youngbloods and being rebuilt due to roof issues.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.Toronto.com/news/whats-going-on-here-scarborough-gardens-arena-has-reached-the-end-of-its-lifespan-and/article_9abf8991-ef37-52ba-a00f-0b49dbd8ec51.html? | title=WHat's GOING ON HERE? Scarborough Gardens Arena has 'reached the end of its lifespan' and will be rebuilt | date=30 August 2023 }}</ref> Demolished in 2023 and should open in 2025.

==Notable alumni==
*[[Keith Acton]]
*[[Bill Armstrong (ice hockey b. 1966)|Bill Armstrong]]
*[[Mark Botell]]
*[[Brian Boucher]]
*[[Brian Bradley (ice hockey, born 1965)|Brian Bradley]]
*[[Stan Butler]]
*[[Anson Carter]]
*[[Andy Chiodo]]
*[[Devante Smith-Pelly]]
*[[Doug Doull]]
* Brett McConnachie 
*[[Dave Duerden]]
*[[Iain Duncan]]
*[[Oren Eizenman]] (born 1985), Israeli-Canadian ice hockey player
*[[Larry Floyd]]
*[[Matt Foy]]
* Luciano Aquino
*[[Scott Fraser (ice hockey)|Scott Fraser]]
* Orin Ezienman
*[[Steve Guolla]]  
*[[Mark Kirton]]
*[[Chris Kotsopoulos]]
*[[Paul Lawless]]
*[[Steve Maltais]]
*[[John McFarland (ice hockey)|John McFarland]]
*[[Lindsay Middlebrook]]
*[[Gavin Morgan]]
*[[Bryan Muir]]
*[[Mark Napier (ice hockey)|Mark Napier]]
*[[Ryan O'Reilly (ice hockey)|Ryan O'Reilly]]
*[[Steve Rooney]]
*[[Al Secord]]
*[[Luke Sellars]]
*[[George Servinis]]
*[[Derrick Smith (ice hockey)|Derrick Smith]]
*[[Greg Smyth]]
*[[Brad Tapper]]
*[[Bill Terry]]
*[[Greg Theberge]]
*[[Tyler Toffoli]]
*[[Jake Walman]]
*[[Jeff Ware (ice hockey)|Jeff Ware]]
*[[Daniel Winnik]]
*[[Mike Zigomanis]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
*[http://torontojracanadiens.pointstreaksites.com/ Toronto Jr. Canadiens]

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