Toronto Argonauts’ quarterback Nick Arbuckle wins 111th Grey Cup MVP
Six months ago, Nick Arbuckle was contemplating retirement. On Sunday night in Vancouver, he was named the Grey Cup’s Most
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Fit check: Toronto Argonauts, Winnipeg Blue Bombers set uniforms for 111th Grey Cup
The Toronto Argonauts and Winnipeg Blue Bombers have unveiled their uniforms for the 111th Grey Cup in Vancouver. The Argonauts
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Award-winning CFL offensive lineman Charlie Turner passes away at 79
Longtime CFL offensive lineman Charlie Turner has passed away at the age of 79. The six-foot-three, 255-pound native of Bellaire,
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Montreal Alouettes short favourites over Toronto Argonauts in East Final
The Montreal Alouettes are short favourites to beat the Toronto Argonauts in the East Final for the second straight year.
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Canadians combine for five touchdowns on historic day of NFL success
Canada Day happens in July but the National Football League decided to celebrate it on Sunday. Four Canadian players combined
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3DownNation CFL power rankings: Bombers go as the wind blows
The 2024 CFL regular season is officially in the books and the playoffs are finally upon us. Six teams remain
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Randy Ambrosie out as CFL commissioner after Grey Cup
The Canadian Football League’s board of governors has voted not to renew the contract of commissioner Randy Ambrosie. “Working together,
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Chase, Sydney Brown to become second Canadian brothers to play against each other in modern NFL
When the Cincinnati Bengals and Philadelphia Eagles face off on Sunday at Paycor Stadium, it will mark a significant moment
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Triple honouree Rolan Milligan Jr. headlines 2024 CFL team award winners
The Canadian Football League has unveiled the team award winners for the 2024 season. The winners were selected by each
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Minnesota Vikings release Canadian TE N’Keal Harry
The Minnesota Vikings have released Canadian tight end N’Keal Harry. The six-foot-three, 225-pound target was originally selected in the first
