The first provinicial championships were held after the Second World War under the guise of the Hiram Walker Trophy. It started as an annual competition, but was then played irregularly up until 1994. The competition changed its name to the Bracht Trophy, after Ed Bracht, in 1983.
| Year | Winner | Venue |
| 1947 | Ontario & BC | Toronto |
| 1948 | Ontario | Vancouver |
| 1949 | Alberta | Calgary & Edmonton |
| 1950 | Ontario | Winnipeg |
| 1952 | Ontario | Toronto |
| 1955 | Ontario | Vancouver |
| 1961 | BC | Calgary |
| 1964 | Ontario | Montreal |
| 1967 | Quebec | Ottawa |
| 1971 | Ontario | Toronto |
| 1975 | Ontario | Calgary |
| 1977 | Ontario | Toronto |
| 1978 | Quebec | Winnipeg |
| 1981 | Alberta | Edmonton |
| 1983 | Ontario | Vancouver |
| 1986 | Ontario | Winnipeg |
| 1990 | Quebec | Ottawa |
| 1994 | BC | Vancouver |
The information on this page was taken from: http://www.canadiancricket.org/images/glawards.pdf and was compiled by Kevin Boller the Public Relations Officer of the Canadian Cricket Association.