New Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) commissioner Mario Cecchini expressed Thursday the need for a culture change, and a ban on fighting will be a part of that change.

The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League has banned fighting during the 2023-24 season. QMJHL players who fight during a game will be automatically ejected and face a potential suspension, according ...

MONTREAL — Quebec Major Junior Hockey League commissioner Gilles Courteau announced his resignation Sunday amid intense scrutiny among the province’s politicians over hazing and initiations ...

The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League just got a whole lot cleaner. In a statement released Thursday, the QMJHL announced new safety regulations that will be put in place ahead of the 2023-24 ...

Although the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League said players needed to come forward sooner, several former players said coaches and people in the organization knew about the hazing and never ...

The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League is changing its name to better represent its sizeable contingent of Maritime-based teams. The league announced Thursday it will be known as the Quebec ...

MONTREAL – A former player with the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League has filed an application for a class-action lawsuit of more than $15 million against the league and its teams over alleged h ...

New Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) Commissioner Mario Cecchini announced a ban on fighting, starting next season. The QMJHL is one of the three junior leagues in Canada.

For 11 years, the Canadian Major Junior Hockey League operated under that name with its original logo as of 1975. But ahead of the 1986-87 season, the league rebranded. It dropped ‘Major Junior ...

A three-year major-junior veteran led the off-season additions to the junior A Truro Bearcats as they began to rebuild their Maritime Hockey League lineup. The Bearcats swung a trade with last ...

MONTREAL (AP) — Quebec Major Junior Hockey League commissioner Gilles Courteau announced his resignation Sunday amid intense scrutiny among the province’s politicians over hazing and initiations.