Timeline of Teams in The CJHL
- 1963 - Brockville Braves join league and are sponsored by the Chicago Blackhawks
- 1968 - Eastview Astros join league and fold after one season
- 1972 - Hull Hawks and Cornwall Royals leave league to join Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
- 1972 - Nepean Raiders join league
- 1973 - Ottawa M.&W. Rangers become Gloucester Rangers
- 1974 - Hawkesbury Hawks join league
- 1976 - Smiths Falls Bears leave league
- 1977 - Rockland Nationals leave league
- 1987 - Kanata Valley Lasers join league
- 1987 - Smiths Falls Bears rejoin league
- 1988 - Massena Turbines join league
- 1990 - Massena Turbines become Massena Americans
- 1991 - Cumberland Grads join league from Eastern Ontario Junior B Hockey League
- 1992 - Massena Americans relocated to Cornwall to become the Cornwall Colts to fill in the void for the Cornwall Royals, who moved to Newmarket
- 1992 - Ottawa Senators become Ottawa Jr. Senators because of the NHL expansion team Ottawa Senators
- 2000 - Smiths Falls Bears relocate to Perth, Ontario and become the Lanark Thunder
- 2002 - Kanata Valley Lasers become Kanata Stallions
- 2002 - Lanark Thunder suspends operations and team is returned to Smiths Falls as the Smiths Falls Bears
- 2005 - Gloucester Rangers become the Orleans Blues
- 2007 - Kemptville 73's join league from Eastern Ontario Junior B Hockey League
- 2008 - Orleans Blues become Gloucester Rangers after league refuses permit to move team to Orleans
- 2009 - Carleton Place Jr. A Canadians join league from Eastern Ontario Junior B Hockey League
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