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Menard motivated for bounce back in B.C.
After a season where the BC Lions fell to the bottom of the league in most defensive categories, David Menard is poised for a bounce back in 2018.
Cote stood the test of time in Calgary
Stampeders.com’s George Johnson explains how fullback Rob Cote, who announced his retirement last week, stood the test of time in Calgary.
No Days Off: Hervey in the thick of off-season scouting
Even though it’s the off-season, BC Lions GM Ed Hervey doesn’t take time off of scouting. BCLions.com’s Matt Baker has more.
Junior Riders ready to rep their country at Pro Bowl flag tourney
In the first of a seven-part series on amateur football, participation and development in Canada, amateur sports guru David Grossman shines a spotlight on the Saskatchewan Junior Riders who will ...
Brotherly advice helped Posey to MVP status
It was advice from his brother Julian that helped DeVier Posey to thrive in the CFL and eventually be named a Grey Cup MVP.
O’Leary: Filer chops his locks for good cause
Mike Filer cut off his beard and hair on Wednesday after raising over $20,000 for the Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary has more.
O’Leary: Love of the game reveals a different side of Chris Jones
Chris Jones is nothing if not divisive, but the Riders’ head coach and GM has made two things clear: He wins, and his players love him. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary has more.
O’Leary: Reed, Als ready to move forward without Durant
With the release of Darian Durant, Kavis Reed and the Als have set a new course of direction. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.
Bryan Burnham burning for redemption in 2018
Lions receiver Bryan Burnham is looking for redemption after a disappointing 2017 campaign. BCLions.com’s Matt Baker has the story.
Dickenson among elite company in College Football HOF
Stampeders head coach Dave Dickenson is among elite company after his induction to the College Football Hall of Fame.
2017: The year in pictures
Unforgettable can’t describe how the night of Nov. 26, 2017 unfolded. And just like most of the iconic images the 105th Grey Cup produced, the last 12 months won’t soon be forgotten.
The Long Game: Lions’ kicker looking to build on rookie year
After finishing 2017 with 18 straight successful field goals, Ty Long has become one of the league’s most accurate kickers going into next year.
O’Leary: Bridge reflects on a 2017 loaded with milestones
From the second the CFL came into his post-college radar, the questions have always hovered around Brandon Bridge. He’s been asked for years about first what it would mean to be drafted into the ...
Morris: Hervey not shying away from renovating Lions den
Less than three weeks after taking the job Hervey’s tweaking might not be an overhaul but there’s certainly some renovations being done. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more from Vancouver.
O’Leary: Argos’ Grey Cup appearance caps incredible turnaround
With the Argos in the Grey Cup, CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary looks back on the dark days of February, when the team was without a head coach or GM going into free agency.
Under Centre: Exclusive 1-on-1 with Sunday’s quarterbacks
As the biggest game of the year looms, CFL.ca’s guest analyst Davis Sanchez sits down for a candid, 1-on-1 interview with Ricky Ray and Bo Levi Mitchell.
Parker ready to embrace moment at 105GC
Anthony Parker wants to soak up the occasion at the 105th Grey Cup. CFL.ca’s Carlos Verde has more on Parker’s increased workload with the Stamps.
O’Leary: Sunderland reflects on ‘insane but fun’ first season as GM
For Brock Sunderland and the Edmonton Eskimos, 2017 has brought plenty of twists and unexpected turns. Yet the rookie GM explains he’s exactly where he wants to be.
O’Leary: The Western Semi through the eyes of the best bear in the barn
CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary placed himself in one of the most rabid environments in the CFL, taking his chances with the wild, bear costume-wearing crew in section 143 of Investors Group ...
O’ Leary: Fiery Maas sets Esks tone and ‘you either like it or you don’t’
Jason Maas is well aware that he may not be the most liked sideline boss in the CFL but he doesn’t seem to concerned about it. Chris O’Leary reports from Edmonton where the Esks have ...
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