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Following Through: Steinauer seeks impact with Ticats
When Orlondo Steinauer was named the president of football operations for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in December, he joined a short but important list of Black executives in the CFL. CFL.ca senior ...
The Stove gets set to heat up in BC
Steven Richardson is hoping to bring part of the winning culture he was a part of in Winnipeg to BC, as the big d-lineman named The Stove settles in with the Lions.
Tait: Ellingson finds his fit in Winnipeg
The Bombers have had their eye on Greg Ellingson before, writes Ed Tait of Bluebombers.com. This year in free agency, they finally got the talented receiver in Blue and Gold.
O’Leary: Tanya Walter breaks through with Lions
Tanya Walter made history on Tuesday, as the first woman to be hired into a full-time coaching role with a CFL team. CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary looks at her journey and inspiration ...
Alfieri: Harris ready for his return to Montreal
Trevor Harris didn’t envision returning to Montreal as a free agent, writes Joey Alfieri of MontrealAlouettes.com. A conversation with GM Danny Maciocia changed that last month.
Cauz: Valentine’s Day gets a free agency twist
Valentine’s Day is here and CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz can’t help but think about how free agency may have plucked at fans heartstrings over the last week.
Harris opens up on ’21 season, departure from Bombers
Andrew Harris has seen a lot in his football career, but the brand-new Toronto Argonaut has never had a week like this one. CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary looks at how difficult ...
O’Leary: REDBLACKS start the journey back to competitiveness
It’s a long road to take, to go from a three-win season into the hunt for a Grey Cup. It can be done in the CFL, though. For the Ottawa REDBLACKS, CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary ...
Tait: Winnipeg is right place, right time for Rose
On and off of the field, everything about Winston Rose’s time with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers has felt like a case of the right place at the right time, Bluebombers.com’s Ed Tait writes.
Tait: Wolitarsky found football, life in Winnipeg
As he inked his two-year extension with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, receiver Drew Wolitarsky reflected on how he’s grown as a player and a person through his time in the CFL, writes ...
Burnham’s rise to glory came despite plenty of adversity
As BCLions.com’s Matt Baker writes, Bryan Burnham has been through much adversity to get to where he is today.
Landry: Victor Cui comes full circle with Elks
As CFL.ca’s Don Landry writes, Victor Cui has come full circle as the Edmonton Elks new president and CEO.
Tait: Bombers, Collaros go forward w/ perfect fit
The fit has been so perfect, the move so seamless and the results so astonishing.
Given all that, it was nearly impossible to imagine Zach Collaros in any Canadian Football League uniform other ...
Freshly signed, Shaq Evans shifts to recruiting mode
Hampered by injury for much of the 2021 season, Shaq Evans is determined to back to his all-star ways and to try to help the Riders capture a Grey Cup on home soil in 2022.
Elks’ Dr. Naidu helped get the CFL through ’21 season
Dr. Dhiren Naidu, the team physician for the Edmonton Elks and Oilers, played a key role in helping the CFL navigate its way through the pandemic in 2021, writes Evan Daum of the GoElks.com.
O’Leary: Bowman makes the leap to coaching
In his first interview as the BC Lions’ d-line coach, John Bowman seemed to have the right approach, CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary says. The 14-year vet is ready share all of the ...
O’Leary: Dane Evans finally gets his day in the sun
CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary looks at Dane Evans’ journey from a rookie desperate to make the team to becoming the Ticats’ starting QB and sees a player just as hungry to ...
Hogan: Dinwiddie gets his 1st choice w/ DC Corey Mace
Needing to fill some holes on his coaching staff early in the off-season, Argos head coach Ryan Dinwiddie got the guy he wanted at defensive coordinator, in former Stampeder Corey Mace.
Eyes on the Prize: Lions’ Lee chases Grey Cup dream
From an unsure rookie, journaling his way through training camp to becoming a leader and fixture with the Lions’ defence, T.J. Lee wants to win a Grey Cup, writes BCLions.com’s Matt ...
Tait: Jefferson settles in for more wins in Winnipeg
Two seasons into his time with the Blue Bombers, Willie Jefferson has a pair of Grey Cup wins to show for it and wants more. As Bluebombers.com’s Ed Tait writes, Jefferson knows how special ...
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