The Vanier Cup is the most prestigious championship trophy of men's Canadian Interuniversity Sport football. It bears the name of former Canadian Governor General Georges Vanier.

The Vanier Cup originated in 1965 as the Canadian College Bowl's championship trophy. The name of the event was altered to the Vanier Cup in 1982.

The Vanier Cup has been traditionally held in Toronto, Ontario, as a rule, one day earlier than the Grey Cup. In 2004, however, the CIS arrived at the decision that the venue of the Vanier Cup event would switch annually among the four conferences.

Since 1965 and every year on, the most valuable player of the Vanier Cup is presented the Memorial Trophy of Ted Morris, and since 1992, another player (more often than not, the most valuable defensive player if the 1st most valuable player is from the offence and vice-versa) is given the Award of Bruce Coulter.

Summary of Vanier Cup Games
2005: Laurier 24 ? 23 Saskatchewan, at Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton;
2004: Laval 7 ? 1 Saskatchewan, at Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton;
2003: Laval 14 ? 7 Saint Mary?s, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
2002: Saint Mary's 33 ? 21 Saskatchewan, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
2001: Saint Mary's 42 ? 16 Manitoba, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
2000: Ottawa 42 ? 39 Regina, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1999: Laval 14 ? 10 Saint Mary?s, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1998: Saskatchewan 24 ? 17 Concordia, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1997: UBC 39 - 23 Ottawa, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1996: Saskatchewan 31 ? 12 St. FX, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1995: Calgary 54 - 24 Western, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1994: Western 50 ? 40 Saskatchewan, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1993: Toronto 37 ? 34 Calgary, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1992: Queen's 31 ? 0 Saint Mary?s, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1991: Laurier 25 ? 18 Mount Allison, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1990: Saskatchewan 24 ? 21 Saint Mary?s, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1989: Western 35 ? 10 Saskatchewan, at Sky Dome, Toronto;
1988: Calgary 52 ? 23 Saint's Mary?s, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1987: McGill 47 ? 11 UBC, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1986: UBC 25 ? 23 Western, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1985: Calgary 25 ? 6 Western, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1984: Guelph 22 ? 13 Mount Alison, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1983: Calgary 31 ? 21 Queen?s, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1982: UBC 39 - 14 Western, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1981: Acadia 18 ? 12 Alberta, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1980: Alberta 40 ? 21 Ottawa, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1979: Acadia 34 ? 12 Western, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1978: Queen's 16 ? 3 UBC, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1977: Western 48 ? 15 Acadia, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1976: Western 29 ? 13 Acadia, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1975: Ottawa 14 ? 9 Calgary, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1974: Western 19 ? 15 Toronto, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1973: Saint Mary's 14 ? 6 McGill, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1972: Alberta 20 ? 7 Waterloo Lutheran, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1971: Western 15 ? 14 Alberta, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1970: Manitoba 38 - 11 Ottawa, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1969: Manitoba 24 ? 15 McGill, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1968: Queen's 42 ? 14 Waterloo Lutheran, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1967: Alberta 10 ? 9 McMaster, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1966: St. FX 40 ? 14 Waterloo Lutheran, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto;
1965: Toronto 14 ? 7 Alberta, at Varsity Stadium, Toronto.