Notable Teams
- Toronto Argonauts (1883-1906)
- Hamilton Tigers (1883-1906, 1948-1949)
- Ottawa Rough Riders (1883-1893, 1897-1902)
- Kingston Granites (1899-1901)
- Hamilton Alerts - 1st Grey Cup Champions of the ORFU in 1912 (1911-1912)
- Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers - 2 time Grey Cup Champions: 1927, 1930 (1924-1957)
- Sarnia Imperials - 2 time Grey Cup Champions: 1934, 1936 (1928-1955)
- Hamilton Wildcats - Grey Cup Champions: 1943 (1941-1947)
- Toronto Indians (1941-1948)
- Toronto RCAF Hurricanes - Grey Cup Champions: 1942 (1942-1943)
- Ottawa Trojans (1943-1947)
- Windsor Royals/Rockets (1945-1952)
- Brantford Redskins (1952-1953)
- Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen (1953-1959)
- London Lords (1956-1972)
- Sarnia Golden Bears
- Oakville Black Knights
- Bramalea Satellites (1967-1972)
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