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	\| {{flagicon\|Juvencus}} [[Felix Sissoko]] <small>(Kingston FC)		\| {{flagicon\|Juvencus}} [[Felix Sissoko]] <small>(Kingston FC)
	\| align=center\| 25		\| align=center\| 25
	\| {{flagicon\|Indusse}} [[Mersias]] <small>(Baie-Verte)/{{flagicon\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} [[Caitrin Ness]] <small>(Northandryun Rovers)		\| {{flagicon\|Indusse}} [[Mersiás\|Mersias]] <small>(Baie-Verte)/{{flagicon\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} [[Caitrin Ness]] <small>(Northandryun Rovers)
	\| align=center\| 2		\| align=center\| 2
	\| {{flagicon\|Cassadaigua}} [[Chloe Anderson]] <small>(Montreal Koreana)		\| {{flagicon\|Cassadaigua}} [[Chloe Anderson]] <small>(Montreal Koreana)

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	\| league_cup = [[RQFA League Cup\|RQFA Mossun Cup]]		\| league_cup = [[RQFA League Cup\|RQFA Mossun Cup]]
	\| confed_cup = [[Champions League\|IFCF Champions League]]<br>[[Challengers Cup\|IFCF Challengers Cup]]<br>[[Associations Trophy\|IFCF Associations Trophy]]		\| confed_cup = [[Champions League\|IFCF Champions League]]<br>[[Challengers Cup\|IFCF Challengers Cup]]<br>[[Associations Trophy\|IFCF Associations Trophy]]
	\| shield = [[~~St. John's Arsenal~~]] (16 titles)		\| shield = [[Montreal Koreana FC\|Montreal Koreana]] (35 titles)
	\| season = ~~2062~~-63		\| season = 2064-66
	\| most_successful_club = [[Montreal Koreana FC\|Montreal Koreana]] (34 titles)		\| most_successful_club = [[Montreal Koreana FC\|Montreal Koreana]] (35 titles)
	\| tv = [[QBC]]		\| tv = [[QBC]]
	\| website = www.qleague.que/en		\| website = www.qleague.que/en
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	Bankrolled by strong Quebecois Pound (Q£), as well as strong attendance and sponsorship figures, the Q-League enjoys strong financial stability that allows its reputation to continue as a self-sustaining league. Ownership structures tend to vary between sports societies whose fans are mandated to own at least 51% of the club stakes and are supported by a wide range of internal sponsors, and that of the clubs with clearer owners after extensive measures have taken place to vet their suitability. The league also prides itself in never having a title sponsor, a rare feature among domestic football leagues across the multiverse. Domestic rights for the Q-League, the [[Quebecois Championship\|Championship]] and the [[Coupe de la Reine]] are broadcasted by three national broadcasters along language lines, with the [[Quebecois Broadcasting Corporation\|QBC Sports]] (Korean-language broadcasts), [[FAS TV]] (English-language broadcasts), and [[Tele-1]] (French-language broadcasts) holding the league rights according to the language of broadcast.		Bankrolled by strong Quebecois Pound (Q£), as well as strong attendance and sponsorship figures, the Q-League enjoys strong financial stability that allows its reputation to continue as a self-sustaining league. Ownership structures tend to vary between sports societies whose fans are mandated to own at least 51% of the club stakes and are supported by a wide range of internal sponsors, and that of the clubs with clearer owners after extensive measures have taken place to vet their suitability. The league also prides itself in never having a title sponsor, a rare feature among domestic football leagues across the multiverse. Domestic rights for the Q-League, the [[Quebecois Championship\|Championship]] and the [[Coupe de la Reine]] are broadcasted by three national broadcasters along language lines, with the [[Quebecois Broadcasting Corporation\|QBC Sports]] (Korean-language broadcasts), [[FAS TV]] (English-language broadcasts), and [[Tele-1]] (French-language broadcasts) holding the league rights according to the language of broadcast.

	Internationally, the Q-League is considered to be a competitive, mid-major league on the upper-half of the [[IFCF]] ladder, with a strong reputation for developing high calibre talent and housing dozens of notable international similarly to its equivalents in Ko-oren, Mytanija and Squornshelous Remnant States. Regularly its stars, both Quebecois and foreigners, use the league as a springboard to seek opportunities abroad in the bigger Chromatik [[Red League]]~~, Nepharan [[Zenith]],~~ and the [[~~Shango~~-~~Fogoa Premier~~ League]]. Currently the Q-League is ranked eighth in [[IFCF]], the highest-ranked association in [[Arrosia]]. The current champions are [[~~St. John's Arsenal~~]], who won in the [[~~2062~~-63 Q-League season\|~~2062~~-63 season]] after ~~beating [[Mipojoseon]], 1-0, in the [[2063 Q-League Grand Final\|2063 Grand Final]] pitting~~ the ~~Ouverture~~ and ~~the~~ Fermeture ~~winners~~.		Internationally, the Q-League is considered to be a competitive, mid-major league on the upper-half of the [[IFCF]] ladder, with a strong reputation for developing high calibre talent and housing dozens of notable international similarly to its equivalents in Ko-oren, Mytanija and Squornshelous Remnant States. Regularly its stars, both Quebecois and foreigners, use the league as a springboard to seek opportunities abroad in the bigger Chromatik [[Red League]] and the Tumbran [[T-League]]. Currently the Q-League is ranked eighth in [[IFCF]], the highest-ranked association in [[Arrosia]]. The current champions are [[Montreal Koreana]], who won in the [[2064-66 Q-League season\|2064-66 season]] after winning both the Overture and Fermeture campaigns.

	== Competition Format ==		== Competition Format ==
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	\| Montreal Koreana		\| Montreal Koreana
	\| ★★★<br>34		\| ★★★<br>35
	\| 1904-05, 1909-10, 1951-52, 1956-57, 1964-65, 1966-67, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1996-97, 1998-99,<br> 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2007-08, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2012-13, 2016-17, 2018-19, 2019-20, 2023-24,<br> 2024-25, 2028-29, 2030-31, 2033-34, 2040-41, 2041-42, 2043-44, 2044-45, 2047-48, 2052-53,<br> 2054-55, 2056-57, 2057-58, 2061-62		\| 1904-05, 1909-10, 1951-52, 1956-57, 1964-65, 1966-67, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1996-97, 1998-99,<br> 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2007-08, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2012-13, 2016-17, 2018-19, 2019-20, 2023-24,<br> 2024-25, 2028-29, 2030-31, 2033-34, 2040-41, 2041-42, 2043-44, 2044-45, 2047-48, 2052-53,<br> 2054-55, 2056-57, 2057-58, 2061-62, 2064-66
	\|-		\|-
	\| CSKA Quebec		\| CSKA Quebec
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	\| 9		\| 9
	\| 1908-09, 1932-33, 1940-41, 1941-42, 1958-59, 1974-75, 1997-98, 2013-14, 2021-22		\| 1908-09, 1932-33, 1940-41, 1941-42, 1958-59, 1974-75, 1997-98, 2013-14, 2021-22
			\|-
			\| Mipojoseon
			\| 8
			\| 1896-97, 1926-27, 2048-49, 2050-51, 2051-52, 2053-54, 2059-60, 2063-64
	\|-		\|-
	\| Heart of Saguenay		\| Heart of Saguenay
	\| 8		\| 8
	\| 1893-94, 1907-08, 1914-15, 1917-18, 1939-40, 1971-72, 1973-74, 1980-81		\| 1893-94, 1907-08, 1914-15, 1917-18, 1939-40, 1971-72, 1973-74, 1980-81
	\|-
	~~\| Mipojoseon~~
	~~\| 7~~
	~~\| 1896-97, 1926-27, 2048-49, 2050-51, 2051-52, 2053-54, 2059-60~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| Olympique de Rimouski		\| Olympique de Rimouski

PaddingtonBear at 09:21, 10 February 2024

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	== Clubs ==		== Clubs ==

	=== ~~2058~~-60 Season (2.14) ===		=== 2063-64 Season (2.18) ===

	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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	\| 2041		\| 2041
	\| 32,000		\| 32,000
	\|-
	~~\| [[Habpo Koreana]]~~
	~~\| [[Twin Cities]], [[Acadie]]~~
	~~\| [[Two Rivers Stadium]]~~
	~~\| 1970~~
	~~\| 32,000 (Full Capacity: 54,000)~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Haligonian]]		\| [[Haligonian]]
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	\| 1891		\| 1891
	\| 46,500		\| 46,500
			\|-
			\| [[Heart of Saguenay]]
			\| [[Twin Cities]], [[Acadie]]
			\| [[Apple Bowl]]
			\| 1935
			\| 84,000
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Jolbonopolis United]]		\| [[Jolbonopolis United]]
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	\| 1912		\| 1912
	\| 79,150		\| 79,150
	\|-
	~~\| [[Nakdong Athletic]]~~
	~~\| [[Dongnae-Halifax County]], [[Acadie]]~~
	~~\| [[W.A. MacDonnell Stadium]]~~
	~~\| 1964~~
	~~\| 23,000~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Northandryun Rovers]]		\| [[Northandryun Rovers]]
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	\| 1950		\| 1950
	\| 27,800		\| 27,800
			\|-
			\| [[Unama'kik-Inverness 1877]]
			\| [[Inverness]], [[Acadie]]
			\| [[Galway Park]]
			\| 1904
			\| 12,000
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Wansan Noksaekjeonsa]]		\| [[Wansan Noksaekjeonsa]]
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	\| [[Cornwall Clippers]]		\| [[Cornwall Clippers]]
	\| [[Cornwall]], [[Mahan]]		\| [[Cornwall]], [[Mahan]]
	\| ~~2057~~-58 (2.13)		\| 2062-63 (2.17)
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Dukhoborian]]		\| [[Dukhoborian]]
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	\| 2043-44 (2.02)		\| 2043-44 (2.02)
	\|-		\|-
	\| Hamilton Steelers		\| [[Hamilton Steelers]]
	\| Hamilton, Mahan		\| Hamilton, Mahan
	\| 2045-46 (2.04)		\| 2045-46 (2.04)
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	\| Hanbat, Terre-Aux-Oiseaux		\| Hanbat, Terre-Aux-Oiseaux
	\| 2043-44 (2.02)		\| 2043-44 (2.02)
	\|-
	~~\| [[Heart of Saguenay]]~~
	~~\| [[Chicoutimi]], [[Saguenay]]~~
	~~\| 2060-61 (2.15)~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| Hochelaga		\| Hochelaga
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	\| 2050-51 (2.07)		\| 2050-51 (2.07)
	\|-		\|-
	\| Levis Athletic		\| [[Levis Athletic]]
	\| Levis, Joongyeong		\| Levis, Joongyeong Federal Province
	\| 2052-53 (2.09)		\| 2052-53 (2.09)
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Nunavut North Stars]]		\| [[Nunavut North Stars]]
	\| [[Iqaluit]], [[Nunavut]]		\| [[Iqaluit]], [[Nunavut]]
	\| ~~2060~~-61 (2.15)		\| 2062-63 (2.17)
	\|-		\|-
	\| Club Impact de Songak		\| Club Impact de Songak
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	\| Trojana-Trojanajara, Yoseo-Manitoba		\| Trojana-Trojanajara, Yoseo-Manitoba
	\| 2054-56 (2.11)		\| 2054-56 (2.11)
	\|-
	~~\| [[Unama'kik-Inverness 1877]]~~
	~~\| [[Inverness]], [[Acadie]]~~
	~~\| 2057-58 (2.13)~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| VAA		\| VAA
	\| Vaughan-York Parish, Mahan		\| Vaughan-York Parish, Mahan
	\| 2042-43 (2.01)		\| 2042-43 (2.01)
			\|-
			\| Wansan Sparta
			\| Wansan, Terre-Aux-Oiseaux
			\| 2062-63 (2.17)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

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	\| align=center\| [[~~2061~~-62 Q-League Season\|61-62]]		\| align=center\| [[2062-63 Q-League Season\|62-63]]
	\| align=center\| 1		\| align=center\| 1
	\| {{flagicon\|Cassadaigua}} [[Lauren Engle]] <small>(Montreal Koreana)		\| {{flagicon\|Cassadaigua}} [[Lauren Engle]] <small>(Montreal Koreana)

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 | {{flagicon|Quebec and Shingoryeo}} [[Jorge Echevarria]] <small>(Kingston FC)
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	\| league_cup = [[RQFA League Cup\|RQFA Mossun Cup]]		\| league_cup = [[RQFA League Cup\|RQFA Mossun Cup]]
	\| confed_cup = [[Champions League\|IFCF Champions League]]<br>[[Challengers Cup\|IFCF Challengers Cup]]<br>[[Associations Trophy\|IFCF Associations Trophy]]		\| confed_cup = [[Champions League\|IFCF Champions League]]<br>[[Challengers Cup\|IFCF Challengers Cup]]<br>[[Associations Trophy\|IFCF Associations Trophy]]
	\| shield = [[~~Montreal Koreana FC\|Montreal Koreana~~]] (34 titles)		\| shield = [[St. John's Arsenal]] (16 titles)
	\| season = ~~2061~~-62		\| season = 2062-63
	\| most_successful_club = [[Montreal Koreana FC\|Montreal Koreana]] (34 titles)		\| most_successful_club = [[Montreal Koreana FC\|Montreal Koreana]] (34 titles)
	\| tv = [[QBC]]		\| tv = [[QBC]]
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	Bankrolled by strong Quebecois Pound (Q£), as well as strong attendance and sponsorship figures, the Q-League enjoys strong financial stability that allows its reputation to continue as a self-sustaining league. Ownership structures tend to vary between sports societies whose fans are mandated to own at least 51% of the club stakes and are supported by a wide range of internal sponsors, and that of the clubs with clearer owners after extensive measures have taken place to vet their suitability. The league also prides itself in never having a title sponsor, a rare feature among domestic football leagues across the multiverse. Domestic rights for the Q-League, the [[Quebecois Championship\|Championship]] and the [[Coupe de la Reine]] are broadcasted by three national broadcasters along language lines, with the [[Quebecois Broadcasting Corporation\|QBC Sports]] (Korean-language broadcasts), [[FAS TV]] (English-language broadcasts), and [[Tele-1]] (French-language broadcasts) holding the league rights according to the language of broadcast.		Bankrolled by strong Quebecois Pound (Q£), as well as strong attendance and sponsorship figures, the Q-League enjoys strong financial stability that allows its reputation to continue as a self-sustaining league. Ownership structures tend to vary between sports societies whose fans are mandated to own at least 51% of the club stakes and are supported by a wide range of internal sponsors, and that of the clubs with clearer owners after extensive measures have taken place to vet their suitability. The league also prides itself in never having a title sponsor, a rare feature among domestic football leagues across the multiverse. Domestic rights for the Q-League, the [[Quebecois Championship\|Championship]] and the [[Coupe de la Reine]] are broadcasted by three national broadcasters along language lines, with the [[Quebecois Broadcasting Corporation\|QBC Sports]] (Korean-language broadcasts), [[FAS TV]] (English-language broadcasts), and [[Tele-1]] (French-language broadcasts) holding the league rights according to the language of broadcast.

	Internationally, the Q-League is considered to be a competitive, mid-major league on the upper-half of the [[IFCF]] ladder, with a strong reputation for developing high calibre talent and housing dozens of notable international similarly to its equivalents in Ko-oren, Mytanija and Squornshelous Remnant States. Regularly its stars, both Quebecois and foreigners, use the league as a springboard to seek opportunities abroad in the bigger Chromatik [[Red League]], Nepharan [[Zenith]], and the [[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]]. Currently the Q-League is ranked ~~first~~ in [[IFCF]], ~~second-~~highest ~~in northwestern Anaia behind [[Chromatika]], and highest in northwestern Atlantian Oceania ahead of [[Squornshelan Remnant States]].~~		Internationally, the Q-League is considered to be a competitive, mid-major league on the upper-half of the [[IFCF]] ladder, with a strong reputation for developing high calibre talent and housing dozens of notable international similarly to its equivalents in Ko-oren, Mytanija and Squornshelous Remnant States. Regularly its stars, both Quebecois and foreigners, use the league as a springboard to seek opportunities abroad in the bigger Chromatik [[Red League]], Nepharan [[Zenith]], and the [[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]]. Currently the Q-League is ranked eighth in [[IFCF]], the highest-ranked association in [[Arrosia]]. The current champions are [[St. John's Arsenal]], who won in the [[2062-63 Q-League season\|2062-63 season]] after beating [[Mipojoseon]], 1-0, in the [[2063 Q-League Grand Final\|2063 Grand Final]] pitting the Ouverture and the Fermeture winners.

	~~The Q~~-League winners play for the [[Salamantic Supercup]], a pre-season cup competition that pits the Quebecois champion against their equivalents from [[Ko-oren]], one of three closest geographical rivals located in ~~northern~~ [[~~Anaia~~]]~~. They have also played as one of the three sides to play in the [[Northern Shield]], a currently dormant football competition that pitted [[Quebec and Shingoryeo]] and [[Chromatika]] on annual basis~~. The current champions are [[~~Montreal Koreana~~]], who won in the [[~~2061~~-62 Q-League season\|~~2061~~-62 season]] after beating [[~~St. John's Arsenal~~]], 4-3, in the [[~~2062~~ Q-League Grand Final\|~~2062~~ Grand Final]] pitting the Ouverture and the Fermeture winners.

	== Competition Format ==		== Competition Format ==
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	\| St. John's Arsenal		\| St. John's Arsenal
	\| ★<br>15		\| ★<br>16
	\| 1924-25, 1934-35, 1936-37, 1947-48, 1970-71, 1988-89, 1995-96, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2017-18,<br> 2020-21, 2022-23, 2025-26, 2032-33, 2060-61		\| 1924-25, 1934-35, 1936-37, 1947-48, 1970-71, 1988-89, 1995-96, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2017-18,<br> 2020-21, 2022-23, 2025-26, 2032-33, 2060-61, 2062-63
	\|-		\|-
	\| Haligonian		\| Haligonian

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	Internationally, the Q-League is considered to be a competitive, mid-major league on the upper-half of the [[IFCF]] ladder, with a strong reputation for developing high calibre talent and housing dozens of notable international similarly to its equivalents in Ko-oren, Mytanija and Squornshelous Remnant States. Regularly its stars, both Quebecois and foreigners, use the league as a springboard to seek opportunities abroad in the bigger Chromatik [[Red League]], Nepharan [[Zenith]], and the [[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]]. Currently the Q-League is ranked first in [[IFCF]], second-highest in northwestern Anaia behind [[Chromatika]], and highest in northwestern Atlantian Oceania ahead of [[Squornshelan Remnant States]].		Internationally, the Q-League is considered to be a competitive, mid-major league on the upper-half of the [[IFCF]] ladder, with a strong reputation for developing high calibre talent and housing dozens of notable international similarly to its equivalents in Ko-oren, Mytanija and Squornshelous Remnant States. Regularly its stars, both Quebecois and foreigners, use the league as a springboard to seek opportunities abroad in the bigger Chromatik [[Red League]], Nepharan [[Zenith]], and the [[Shango-Fogoa Premier League]]. Currently the Q-League is ranked first in [[IFCF]], second-highest in northwestern Anaia behind [[Chromatika]], and highest in northwestern Atlantian Oceania ahead of [[Squornshelan Remnant States]].

	The Q-League winners play for the [[Salamantic Supercup]], a pre-season cup competition that pits the Quebecois champion against their equivalents from [[Ko-oren]], one of three closest geographical rivals located in northern [[Anaia]]. They have also played as one of the three sides to play in the [[Northern Shield]], a currently dormant football competition that pitted [[Quebec and Shingoryeo]] and [[Chromatika]] on annual basis. The current champions are [[~~St. John's Arsenal~~]], who won in the [[~~2060~~-61 Q-League season\|~~2060~~-61 season]] after beating [[~~Perce Town~~]], 2-1, in the [[~~2061~~ Q-League Grand Final\|~~2061~~ Grand Final]] pitting the Ouverture and the Fermeture winners.		The Q-League winners play for the [[Salamantic Supercup]], a pre-season cup competition that pits the Quebecois champion against their equivalents from [[Ko-oren]], one of three closest geographical rivals located in northern [[Anaia]]. They have also played as one of the three sides to play in the [[Northern Shield]], a currently dormant football competition that pitted [[Quebec and Shingoryeo]] and [[Chromatika]] on annual basis. The current champions are [[Montreal Koreana]], who won in the [[2061-62 Q-League season\|2061-62 season]] after beating [[St. John's Arsenal]], 4-3, in the [[2062 Q-League Grand Final\|2062 Grand Final]] pitting the Ouverture and the Fermeture winners.

	== Competition Format ==		== Competition Format ==
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	Traditionally the league would decide its winners, including during the days of Quebecois clubs as members of LigAnaia super league, by crowning the club with most number of points on the final table with [[Kim-Hlasek Trophy]], named after two most distinguished managers of the modern-era Q-League, being awarded. This has been changed in June 2052, when the RQFA overwhelmingly supported the switch at its annual congress to a split season format with two 19-matchday sections, ''Ouverture'' and ''Fermeture''. The winner of each section will be given a spot for the Q-League Final, where league champion is to be determined on most years. Exceptions exist in two cases, however, and they involve either the cancellation of the Grand Final or a two-year league season. The winner of both halves will be granted the Kim-Hlasek Trophy at the end of the season, therefore cancelling the Grand Final. This happened exactly once before, when Montreal Koreana had won both Overture, but the news of Grand Final cancellation on the very first year of introduction was considered amusing by many.		Traditionally the league would decide its winners, including during the days of Quebecois clubs as members of LigAnaia super league, by crowning the club with most number of points on the final table with [[Kim-Hlasek Trophy]], named after two most distinguished managers of the modern-era Q-League, being awarded. This has been changed in June 2052, when the RQFA overwhelmingly supported the switch at its annual congress to a split season format with two 19-matchday sections, ''Ouverture'' and ''Fermeture''. The winner of each section will be given a spot for the Q-League Final, where league champion is to be determined on most years. Exceptions exist in two cases, however, and they involve either the cancellation of the Grand Final or a two-year league season. The winner of both halves will be granted the Kim-Hlasek Trophy at the end of the season, therefore cancelling the Grand Final. This happened exactly once before, when Montreal Koreana had won both Overture, but the news of Grand Final cancellation on the very first year of introduction was considered amusing by many.

	While most of the seasons run under one-year format, exceptions exist where once every five years and in six years, a two-year season would occur. Various reasons exist to this, with all having been used by the RQFA in the past, but the most popular one being used is the six-year cycle of Pokpoongseol (爆風雪, 폭풍설), where a blizzard would strike most of Quebec and Shingoryeo from ~~months of~~ September to May for a two-year period every six years. Said blizzard cycle, while long aware in Quebec, would effect both the logistics of league matches due to additional time required to facilitate stadiums and grounds, and also to travel. In Pokpoongseol years, the Q-League season will be played over two years.		While most of the seasons run under one-year format, exceptions exist where once every five years and in six years, a two-year season would occur. Various reasons exist for this, with all having been used by the RQFA in the past, but the most popular one being used is the six-year cycle of Pokpoongseol (爆風雪, 폭풍설), where a blizzard would strike most of Quebec and Shingoryeo from September to May for a two-year period every six years. Said blizzard cycle, while long aware in Quebec, would effect both the logistics of league matches due to additional time required to facilitate stadiums and grounds, and also to travel. In Pokpoongseol years, the Q-League season will be played over two years.

	Historically, the Q-League has used various promotion and relegation formats. They have mostly ranged between automatic promotion-relegation for three to four sides, something that had existed until fairly recently, and a mix of direct relegation between the bottom two/three sides and a promotion-relegation playoff. From the Championship side of the bracket the recent years have seen top side promoted, and the promotion pyramid. Based on a loose variation to [[Valladar Liga-1]], it is used to determine the remaining two to three sides to be promoted with promotion playoff finalists being automatically promoted, while the semifinalists would play each other, with the winner (third-placer) qualifying for the promotion-relegation playoffs.		Historically, the Q-League has used various promotion and relegation formats. They have mostly ranged between automatic promotion-relegation for three to four sides, something that had existed until fairly recently, and a mix of direct relegation between the bottom two/three sides and a promotion-relegation playoff. From the Championship side of the bracket, the recent years have seen top side promoted, and the promotion pyramid. Based on a loose variation to [[Valladar Liga-1]], it is used to determine the remaining two to three sides to be promoted with promotion playoff finalists being automatically promoted, while the semifinalists would play each other, with the winner (third-placer) qualifying for the promotion-relegation playoffs.

	== Clubs ==		== Clubs ==

PaddingtonBear at 07:01, 4 December 2023

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	\| league_cup = [[RQFA League Cup\|RQFA Mossun Cup]]		\| league_cup = [[RQFA League Cup\|RQFA Mossun Cup]]
	\| confed_cup = [[Champions League\|IFCF Champions League]]<br>[[Challengers Cup\|IFCF Challengers Cup]]<br>[[Associations Trophy\|IFCF Associations Trophy]]		\| confed_cup = [[Champions League\|IFCF Champions League]]<br>[[Challengers Cup\|IFCF Challengers Cup]]<br>[[Associations Trophy\|IFCF Associations Trophy]]
	\| shield = [[~~St. John's Arsenal~~]] (15 titles)		\| shield = [[Montreal Koreana FC\|Montreal Koreana]] (34 titles)
	\| season = ~~2060~~-61		\| season = 2061-62
	\| most_successful_club = [[Montreal Koreana FC\|Montreal Koreana]] (33 titles)		\| most_successful_club = [[Montreal Koreana FC\|Montreal Koreana]] (34 titles)
	\| tv = [[QBC]]		\| tv = [[QBC]]
	\| website = www.qleague.que/en		\| website = www.qleague.que/en
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	\| Montreal Koreana		\| Montreal Koreana
	\| ★★★<br>33		\| ★★★<br>34
	\| 1904-05, 1909-10, 1951-52, 1956-57, 1964-65, 1966-67, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1996-97, 1998-99,<br> 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2007-08, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2012-13, 2016-17, 2018-19, 2019-20, 2023-24,<br> 2024-25, 2028-29, 2030-31, 2033-34, 2040-41, 2041-42, 2043-44, 2044-45, 2047-48, 2052-53,<br> 2054-55, 2056-57, 2057-58		\| 1904-05, 1909-10, 1951-52, 1956-57, 1964-65, 1966-67, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1996-97, 1998-99,<br> 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2007-08, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2012-13, 2016-17, 2018-19, 2019-20, 2023-24,<br> 2024-25, 2028-29, 2030-31, 2033-34, 2040-41, 2041-42, 2043-44, 2044-45, 2047-48, 2052-53,<br> 2054-55, 2056-57, 2057-58, 2061-62
	\|-		\|-
	\| CSKA Quebec		\| CSKA Quebec
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	! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=4%\|Goals		! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=4%\|Goals
	! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=22%\|Golden Boot		! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=22%\|Golden Boot
	! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=4%\|Times Awarded		! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=4%\|Times Awarded by Team
	! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=22%\|Emerald Rose</br>(Under-23 Player of the Season)		! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=22%\|Emerald Rose</br>(Under-23 Player of the Season)
	! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=4%\|Times Awarded		! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=4%\|Times Awarded by Team
	! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=22%\|Manager of the Year		! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=22%\|Manager of the Year
	! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=35%\|Notes		! class="sortable" bgcolor=CCDDCC width=35%\|Notes
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	\| '''{{flagicon\|Sylestone}} [[Brett Sarcav-Jones]]''' <small>(St. John's Arsenal)		\| '''{{flagicon\|Sylestone}} [[Brett Sarcav-Jones]]''' <small>(St. John's Arsenal)
	\| align=center\| 3		\| align=center\| 3
	\| {{flagicon\|Elmyia}} [[Benni Massi]]~~'''~~ <small>(Perce Town)		\| {{flagicon\|Elmyia}} [[Benni Massi]] <small>(Perce Town)
			\|-
			\|-align=left
			\| align=center\| [[2061-62 Q-League Season\|61-62]]
			\| align=center\| 2
			\| {{flagicon\|Banija}}/{{flagicon\|Quebec and Shingoryeo}} [[Layvin Son-Saka]] <small>(St. John's Arsenal)
			\| align=center\| 40
			\| {{flagicon\|Cabo Azure}} [[Pio Mendonca]] <small>(CSKA Quebec)
			\| align=center\| 2
			\| {{flagicon\|Quebec and Shingoryeo}} [[Kim Gyeong-Seok]] <small>(Swangard Athletic)
			\| align=center\| 1
			\| {{flagicon\|Quebec and Shingoryeo}} [[Jorge Echevarria]] <small>(Kingston FC)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

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	\| {{flagicon\|Juvencus}} [[Felix Sissoko]] <small>(Kingston FC)		\| {{flagicon\|Juvencus}} [[Felix Sissoko]] <small>(Kingston FC)
	\| align=center\| 25		\| align=center\| 25
	\| {{flagicon\|Indusse}} [[Mersias]] <small>(Baie-Verte)/{{flagicon\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} [[Caitrin Ness]] <small>(Northandryun Rovers)		\| {{flagicon\|Indusse}} [[Mersiás\|Mersias]] <small>(Baie-Verte)/{{flagicon\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} [[Caitrin Ness]] <small>(Northandryun Rovers)
	\| align=center\| 2		\| align=center\| 2
	\| {{flagicon\|Cassadaigua}} [[Chloe Anderson]] <small>(Montreal Koreana)		\| {{flagicon\|Cassadaigua}} [[Chloe Anderson]] <small>(Montreal Koreana)