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Esks go north, aim to build relationships with Inuit
The Edmonton Eskimos’ ongoing relationship with Canada’s Inuit community took them to Inuvik in early January for the Sunrise Festival.
Bryant on signing extension: ‘It was a no-brainer to come back’
Not testing free agency and signing an extension to stay in Winnipeg wasn’t a hard decision for offensive lineman Stanley Bryant. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait writes.
Mayala: ‘I want to be known as one of the best receivers in the league’
Following a standout rookie year with the Calgary Stampeders, Canadian pass-catcher Hergy Mayala is aiming to become a top threat at the position in 2020.
Hansen: ‘I want to represent the global program well’
With his first season in the CFL behind him, Thiadric Hansen has worked hard to be a good example for Global players who aspire to play in the CFL. CFL.ca’s Kristina Costabile writes.
Early Look: 12 dates to circle for 2020
Football fans received an early holiday gift on Monday, as the CFL revealed its 2020 schedule. Here are 12 dates to circle for next season.
Beckford twins inspired by Argonaut to play football
After each being born prematurely at 26 weeks, twins Elijah and Jayquan Beckford are helping to grow a new football program at C.W. Jeffrys Collegiate Institute in Toronto.
Hortis, Halls thriving in first two years of high-school football
After getting into football, cousins Lukas Hortis and Dylan Halls are doing anything and everything to improve their respective games in their Grade 10 season.
Thousands line the streets as Winnipeg celebrates historic win
Thousands of Bombers fans lined the streets of Winnipeg on Tuesday, as the city celebrated the end of a 28-year Grey Cup drought. Ed Tait of BlueBombers.com writes.
O’Leary: More than meets the eye to the midfield logo
Bruce Simpson has painted the on-field logos for 23 Grey Cups. But on Sunday, something happened he’s never seen before. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.
O’Leary: Spiring set to make history as first female on the Grey Cup
Days after ending a 28-year Grey Cup drought, Dayna Spiring made history herself, becoming the first women to put her name on the Grey Cup. Chris O’Leary writes.
Under Centre: 1-on-1 with Sunday’s quarterbacks
As the biggest game of the year looms, Donnovan Bennett sits down for a candid, 1-on-1 interview with Dane Evans and Zach Collaros.
No Small Feat: Banks clears all hurdles en route to MOP
Counted out by some, embraced by many more, Brandon Banks talks through a career year that earned him Most Outstanding Player honours with senior writer Chris O’Leary.
Landry: McCarty continues to grind and shine in Esks’ attack
Calvin McCarty, the longest-tenured member of the Edmonton Eskimos, is trying to help the team make history as the first crossover squad to reach a Grey Cup game.
O’Leary: Maas, Jones reflect on brief time as teammates
Before becoming coaches, Jason Maas and Khari Jones were teammates – though it was short lived. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.fl
Long Read: The rapid rise of Khari Jones
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It could have been the most pronounced strike against the 2019 Montreal Alouettes, the beginning of the end of another write off of a season.
The Als had wrapped up their training camp ...
Knocking at the Door: Edwards aiming for first-time milestone
Toronto Argonauts receiver Armanti Edwards has a chance to eclipse 1,000 receiving yards in a season for the first time in his career when the Boatmen play Hamilton in Week 21.
Morris: Elimimian taking leading role in Riders’ Grey Cup push
When Solomon Elimimian signed with the Saskatchewan Roughriders ahead of the 2019 season, there were doubters. But the 33-year-old is silencing his critics while trying to help the Riders capture ...
Landry: Powers collide as Bombers, Stamps go head-to-head
What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? We may find out when the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Calgary Stampeders meet up in Week 19.
The Lokomotive: Bo flourishing after position change
Since stepping in at safety for the Montreal Alouettes this season, Bo Lokombo has been a heat-seeking missile that hasn’t been taking it easy on opposing offences.
O’Leary: French football reunites in Ticats-Esks clash
Pierre Trochet, the head of business operations and international relationships for the French Federation, was in attendance to watch a pair of French players go head-to-head when the Hamilton ...
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