Nepean. In 2014, 12-year president Richard Morency announced his resignation, but staying on until the transition to the new leadership. The league also announced that it was re-branding itself the Quebec Junior Hockey League (dropping the "AAA" designation) and introduced the corresponding new league logo. The summer also saw the return of the Valleyfield Braves to the League. Owners of the team purchased the LaTuque Wolves, regained rights to the Braves name and logo and brought the team back to the Aréna Salaberry. Another long-time QJHL member, Kahnawake Condors, who were established in 1999 moved to Chambly, Quebec, to be re-branded as the Chambly Forts. Shortly after that move, the Gatineau Mustangs of the Eastern Ontario Junior Hockey League made the jump to the league as the Gatineau Flames, becoming the first Hull-based team since the Aylmer Extreme that had lasted one season in 2000–01. Several weeks after announcing the Gatineau Flames as a member, the Flames purchased the Lachine Maroons and absorbed the franchise rights. The league expelled the Sherbrooke Cougars because the league considered them as a college team and had ties to Bishop's University. The Saint-Hyacinthe Laureats withdrew from the league, possibly in conjunction with the Cougars. The league split into two divisions. Teams La Coupe NAPA playoff champions Former member teams Kahnawake Condors / Chambly Forts - relocated to Chambly in 2015, folded prior to 2021-2022 season L'Extreme D'Aylmer - folded after 2000–01 season Lachine Maroons - 2015 relocate to Gatineau Flames La Tuque Wolves - renewed Valleyfield Braves franchise Les Husky de Cowansville - folded after 1999–00 season Le National de Joliette - ceased operations mid-season (January 2000) Le Junior Canadiens de Montreal - folded after 1999–00 season Les Dragons de Saint-Hyacinthe - folded after 1999–00 season Les Chevaliers de St-Jean - folded after 2001–02 season Montreal-North Arctic - folded after 2018–19 season. Founded 2002 as the St-Eustache Patriotes. Saint-Félicien Multiconcessionnaire - folded after 2008–09 season Saint-Hyacinthe Lauréats - 2015 withdrew from league Saint-Lazare Revolution - sold 2019. Remain in Saint Lazare but re-branded West Island Shamrocks Sherbrooke Cougars - 2015 expelled from league Thetford Mines Filons - relocated to La Tuque Wolves Valleyfield Braves (defunct) - left league to join LNAH Vaudreuil-Dorion Mustangs - sold and relocated to Saint-Lazare (2017) Timeline of teams in the QJHL 1988 - Black Lake Miners play in 1988 Centennial Cup playdowns as Quebec's only Jr. A team 1988