teams that represented Loyola College. The Loyola Warriors men's soccer team won the Canadian University national championship in 1973. Loyola merged with Sir George Williams University in 1974 to create Concordia University; the Warriors and the Sir George Williams Georgians were replaced by the Concordia Stingers. Loyola High School remained in existence after the merger and retained the name Warriors for its senior sports teams. Notable alumni Ed Meagher, Hockey player Roger Abbott, actor Warren Allmand, member of parliament Richard Appignanesi, writer and editor Francesco Bellini, scientist and businessman Tony Burman, academic Jos Canale, ice hockey coach Lucien Cardin, judge and politician Larry Carrière, ice hockey player and later administrator Bernard-Augustin Conroy, physician and politician Marcel Danis, lawyer and politician Bernard Devlin, film director Robert E. Dolan, conductor and composer Keith English, Canadian Football League player Don Ferguson, actor Hana Gartner, CBC journalist Marc Gervais, Jesuit priest, scholar and writer Léon Mercier Gouin, barrister, professor and politician Brian Iwata, psychologist Roman Jarymowycz, soldier and military educator Emmett Johns, priest and humanitarian Eric Kierans, economist and politician Bernard Lonergan, Jesuit priest and philosopher L. Ian MacDonald, writer, broadcaster and diplomat John C. Major, puisne justice on the Supreme Court of Canada Brian McKenna, documentary filmmaker Richard Monette, actor and director Athol Murray, priest and ice hockey coach Russ Salzberg, American sports commentator Louis Segatore, Canadian Football League player Brian Slattery, Professor of Law and academic Georges Vanier, Governor General of Canada See also Concordia University Sir George Williams College Loyola High School (Montreal) Collège Sainte-Marie List of Jesuit sites References Further reading Bissonette, L. A. "Loyola of Montreal: A Sociological Analysis of an Educational Institution in Transition between 1969 and 1974." M.A. thesis, Concordia University, 1977. External links Concordia University Private colleges in Quebec Concordia University Defunct universities and colleges in Canada English-language universities and colleges in Quebec Educational institutions established in 1896 Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Educational institutions disestablished in 1974 1896 establishments in Quebec 1974 disestablishments in Quebec Former universities and colleges of Jesuits Catholic universities and colleges in Canada Roman Catholic schools in Quebec