Monarchist League of Canada (3024 bytes)
1: ...y Toffoli]]. The League's objective is to support Canada's [[Constitutional Monarchy]].
3: ...mbership drawn from citizens who also finance the League, which receives no public subsidies.
7: ...ch would result in the eventual transformation of Canada from a monarchy into a republic.
11: ...n_of_Canada | Queen of Canada]] and understanding of the Constitutional Monarchy
12: ...democratic government and the formative influence of the [[Royal Family]] on Canadian society

Monarchist League (2014 bytes)
1: ...y]]'s existing [[constitutional monarchy]] system of government.
3: ...emocratic government, and the formative influence of the Royal Family on society.
5: ...s those, preferring to concentrate on a core task of strengthening the monarchy in New Zealand.
8: * [[Monarchist]]
9: * [[Monarchist League of Canada]]

Monarchist League of New Zealand (2158 bytes)
1: The '''Monarchist League of New Zealand, Inc.''' is an organization formed in...
3: Members are drawn from people of every ethnic background, various political affili...
5: ...n establishing the stability, welfare and dignity of all countries.
7: ...ip, and ensures a genuine concern for the welfare of the entire community.
9: ...in its defence. Out of this The Monarchist League of New Zealand, Inc. was born.

Vietnamese Constitutional Monarchist League (2891 bytes)
1: ...ail|250px|'''Vietnamese Constitutional Monarchist League''']]
2: '''Vietnamese Constitutional Monarchist League''' (VCML), (vietnamese:Cờ Liên Minh Quân Ch...
5: ...nation of Vietnam, because of his political views of [[democracy]] after [[1975]].
7: ...Emperor [[Bao Dai]] was the last legitimate ruler of Vietnam.
10: ...nd Vietnamese [[exiles]] from the United States, Canada, Australia and Europe.

Communist League (Canada) (1340 bytes)
1: ...[[England|English]] ''Socialist Voice'' in favour of selling ''The Militant'' published in [[New York ...
3: ...ce started a web site dedicated to the history of Canada's revolutionary movement.
5: ...uver]] and operates Pathfinder Bookstores in each of those cities.

Western Canada Hockey League (1754 bytes)
1: ...ague, and not the amateur [[Western Canada Hockey League (junior)]]''.
3: ...ation]] and[[ Prairie Hockey League]] (1926). The League folded in 1928.
18: Playoff History
28: ... Rosebuds eventually joined the [[National Hockey League]] and became the [[Chicago Black Hawks]].
36: [[Category:Defunct ice hockey leagues]]

League for Socialist Action (Canada) (6415 bytes)
1: ...mes of successive [[Trotskyist]] organisations in Canada.
3: ...[[1934]] the group became the '''Workers Party of Canada''' with a monthly newspaper, ''The Vanguard'' wh...
5: ...sed CCF work and formed the '''Socialist Workers League''' in [[1939]].
7: ...Trotskyist at the end of the war and won over 20% of the vote.
9: ...the Fourth International]] (ISFI). The majority of the RWP, including Ross Dowson, backed [[James P....

National Basketball League (Canada) (1729 bytes)
1: ... it to be confused with the [[National Basketball League (Australia)]].''
5: ...he National Basketball League that was based in [[Canada]] lasted only one and a half seasons. The first ...
14: ...s against some touring teams which counted in the league standings. These teams were:
21: ... last in 1993, was in first place at the time the league had folded.
23: [[Category:Defunct sports leagues]]

Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey League (519 bytes)
1: {{Evolution of the NHL}}
3: ...The [[Canadian Hockey Association]] replaced this league in [[1909]].
17: [[Category:Defunct ice hockey leagues]]

Western Canada Hockey League (junior) (2359 bytes)
1: ...gue and not the '''pro''' [[Western Canada Hockey League]]''
4: ... Hockey League]] with [[Bill Hunter]] as chairman of the board. There was 2 divisions: East [[Flin Flo...
9: *[[1976]]- League splits into 3 divisions: East (Brandon, Saskatoon...
11: *[[1978]]- The WCHL become the [[Western Hockey League]]. [[Flin Flon, Manitoba|Flin Flon]] Bombers move...
15: [[Category:Ice hockey leagues]]

List of players from Canada in Major League Baseball (4542 bytes)
1: ...ayers from [[Canada]] which had played in [[Major League Baseball]] between [[1875]] and [[2004]].
200: *[[Dave Shipanoff]]
239: [[Category:Lists of sportspersons]] [[Category:Canadian baseball play...

Provincial Bank of Canada/Banque provinciale du Canada (541 bytes)
1: ...and the l'Unité Banque du Canada ([[Unity Bank of Canada]]; 1972).
3: ...dienne nationale]] to form the [[National Bank of Canada]] in 1979.
5: ''See also:'' [[List_of_banks#Canada|List of Canadian banks]]
7: [[Category:Defunct banks of Canada]]

A League of Their Own (1035 bytes)
1: ...l-life [[All-American Girls Professional Baseball League]]. It was adapted by [[Lowell Ganz]] and [[Babal...
5: ...al-life [[baseball]] player [[Jimmie Foxx]]. All of the actresses did their own baseball playing -- t...
8: ...com/title/tt0104694/ The IMDb entry on ''A League of Their Own'']
9: [[Category:1992 films|League of Their Own]]
10: [[Category:Comedy films|League of Their Own]]

J. League (5385 bytes)
1: ...e top professional [[football (soccer)|football]] league in [[Japan]].
3: ...league nearly every year until [[1998]], when the league stood at 18 teams.
5: ... Many J. League teams folded or were on the verge of folding.
7: ...tringent for those as the original J. League (now often called J1), and so smaller cities could succes...
9: == League Structure ==

Little League (2130 bytes)
1: ... and [[softball]] throughout the USA and the rest of the world.
2: [[Image:LittleLeague.jpg|thumb|230pg|left|Little League, [[Wayne, Michigan]] ]]
4: ... the ages of 5 and 18. One of the aims of Little League, other than simply to have fun, is to teach child...
6: ...3]] for example, there were also tournaments in [[Canada]], [[Europe]] ([[Germany]] and [[Poland]]), [[Lat...
8: ...29 winesburgpitcher_e.jpg|150px|left|thumb|Little League pitcher in [[Winesburg, Ohio]]]]

League (685 bytes)
3: A '''league''' is:
5: ...n ancient unit of length of an hour's walk, see [[league (unit)]],
6: ...inistrative division in [[Inner Mongolia]]. See [[League (Inner Mongolia)]].
8: ...also a term used to denote a collective entity. A league can be:
10: ... [[League of Women Voters]] or ''[[The Red-Headed League]]'' (story by Sir [[Arthur Conan Doyle]])

W-League (5562 bytes)
1: ...ormance, providing a professional outlet for many of the top female soccer players in the country.
3: ...men's United Soccer Association]] (WUSA)). The W-League returned to a single tier format in the 2002 seas...
5: ...te eligibility. It is part of the [[United Soccer Leagues]] system.
57: ''For 1998 through 2001 the W-League was divided into two divisions W-1 the top divisi...
80: *[http://www.uslsoccer.com/ United Soccer Leagues]

K-League (6391 bytes)
6: !K-League
8: |[[Image:Kleaguebadge.jpg|K-League Logo]]
22: !League system
24: |Two sections of 12 matches each.
25: ...erall record in an end-of-season Championship playoff.

S-League (1508 bytes)
3: ...ague's Board of Directors and the Chief Executive Officer.
5: ... the [[Kallang National Stadium]]. A joyous crowd of 55,000 witnessed this historic event in Singapore...
7: ...nds Wellington FC]], and the junior national team of Singapore, the [[Young Lions]].
9: ...r more details on the S-League, visit http://www.sleague.com .

K2 League (1196 bytes)
1: ...he level of the [[K-League]] in Korea, consisting of ten clubs.
2: ...s pronounced champion without the need for a play off.
5: ...tion to the K-League and no relegation out of the league.
6: ...on to be in place between the K2 League and the K-League in time for the 2007 season, with a possible prom...
9: == K2 League Member Clubs ==

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