Four League1 Canada champions will be represented at the 2026 TELUS Canadian Championship draw tomorrow, each earning qualification by finishing top of their provincial leagues during the 2025 season.
Fifteen clubs will learn their path to the Voyageurs Cup when the 2026 TELUS Canadian Championship draw takes place on Jan. 17, live on OneSoccer, setting the bracket for Canada Soccer’s national club competition.
There are some tough starts for our expansion teams as they make their L1 Cup debuts against Premier Division opponents.
The 2026 Women’s L1 Cup will kick off with some exciting clashes as teams collide from across the three divisions.
The club joins League1 Ontario following the acquisition of Men’s and Women’s licenses from Alliance United FC.
MDOC Manager Josh Vatcher discusses why this is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in soccer.
An internet view of current League1 Ontario players and clubs, and alumni making headlines at higher levels.
The NDC Ontario star has earned recognition after an outstanding 2025 at club and international level.
An internet view of current League1 Ontario players and clubs, and alumni making headlines at higher levels.
With 2025 coming to an end, we’re looking at how the eventual League2 Division champions saw off their opponents to lift the third-tier titles.
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