Miss Teen Canada
Miss Teen Canada was a personality and beauty competition in Canada for women aged 14 to 17. The event started in 1969 and was televised on CTV. The pageant was named Miss Teenage Canada for its first three years and was originally sponsored by A&W Drive-Ins. Cleo Productions, who owned the event for most of its years, closed the contest down in 1990 due to financial concerns.
Several teen pageants exist again in Canada today, the biggest of which is Miss Teenage Canada, run by Michelle Weswaldi, Miss World Canada 1996. The winner of Miss Teenage Canada goes on to compete at Miss Teen Universe.
Winners
The following is a complete list of winners of the Miss Teen Canada competition (1969–1992):[1]
| Year | Name | Region Represented |
|---|---|---|
| 1990 | Tonya Goss | Niagara Region, Ontario |
| 1989 | Monique Kavelaars | London, Ontario |
| 1988 | Dara Sutton | Calgary, Alberta |
| 1987 | Heather Morton | Toronto, Ontario |
| 1986 | Lisa Sawka | Winnipeg, Manitoba |
| 1985 | Terri Lynn Smith | Halifax/Dartmouth, Nova Scotia |
| 1984 | Karen Alynne MacBean | Swift Current, Saskatchewan |
| 1983 | Lori Assheton-Smith | Edmonton, Alberta |
| 1982 | Emily Sertic | Edmonton, Alberta |
| 1981 | Heather Hiscox | Owen Sound, Ontario |
| 1980 | Clara Jean Howard | Prince Edward Island |
| 1979 | Jody-Lynn Trammell | Vancouver, British Columbia |
| 1978 | Julie Simoneau | Quebec City, Quebec |
| 1977 | Nancy-Jane Newburn | Sudbury, Ontario |
| 1976 | Shelley Lynn Homick | Windsor, Ontario |
| 1975 | Katherine Eckel | Regina, Saskatchewan |
| 1974 | Diana Lynn MacDonald | National Capital Region, Ontario/Quebec |
| 1973 | Heather Forton | Montreal, Quebec |
| 1972 | Lori Elaine Rowe | Vancouver, British Columbia |
| 1971 | Jean Anne Blair | New Brunswick |
| 1970 | Jana Jorgenson | British Columbia |
| 1969 | Jewel McAvany | Montreal, Quebec |