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Saying Goodbye: Durant packing up and moving on from Riderville
For Darian Durant, this is goodbye to Riderville. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary has more as the former Riders pivot packs up for the final time.
Supernatural Adekolu: Lions’ receiver getting air time
With an appearance on the show Supernatural, Lions receiver Stephen Adekolu is getting a little extra air time — off the field.
Ticats’ new receiving duo hasn’t missed a beat
After years apart after playing together in college, Kevin Elliott and Brian Tyms reunite in Hamilton with the Tiger-Cats.
Chamblin: New role ‘better than being a head coach’
At first, Corey Chamblin wanted to be the Argos’ head coach. In the end, things turned out alright.
Argos know what to expect under Trestman
While Marc Trestman hasn’t coached in the CFL in five years, the Argos have an idea of what to expect from their new coach.
Comeback Kid: Roosevelt eyeing ‘even better’ 2017
After being sidelined with a knee injury in 2016, Saskatchewan Roughriders receiver Naaman Roosevelt is ready to be “even better” when 2017 kicks off.
Vince Young is focused on the task at hand
Vince Young is adamant that his road from the NFL to the CFL is a one-way street — at least for the time being.
Jackson ready to write new story in Montreal
Ernest Jackson signed with the Alouettes after becoming a free agent in 2017 and is looking forward to starting the season in Montreal.
Same position, new chapter for fast-emerging Brady
What’s old is new again for Marcus Brady, who enters a new chapter in his coaching career despite staying in Toronto.
Blink of an Eye: An open letter to Jonathan “Blinks” Chambers
Edmonton Eskimos receiver Shamawd Chambers is dedicating his entire football career to his late brother, Jonathan ‘Blinks’ Chambers who passed away 10 years ago.
Miles: ‘Bomber blood runs in our family’
As soon as he was released by the Argos, Thomas Miles was certain he wanted to be a Bomber.
Harris: REDBLACKS will have a new personality in 2017
The defending Grey Cup Champions will have a different personality in 2017, starting with their quarterback. Jim Morris has more.
Gale Force: No shortage of mentors for Stamps’ new pivot
Now on his fourth team in five years, Mitchell Gale sees Calgary as another chance to learn from some of the greats.
Riders’ LaBatte eagerly awaits return in 2017
After missing most of the 2016 season, Brendon LaBatte is feeling good and can’t wait to make up for lost time with the Riders.
Lions’ Ainsworth has big plans after lost season
After signing with his hometown Lions, Dylan Ainsworth is ready to get back on the field and take the next step.
From Basketball to Football: Muamba’s journey to Riderville
Henoc Muamba’s journey to Riderville all started when he joined the basketball team in high school. CFL.ca takes a look at how his switch to football lead him to the NFL.
‘Opportunity’ brings LeFevour to the ‘Peg
For the Bombers’ newest addition Dan LeFevour, it’s not about where he’s drawn in on the depth chart in February. Ed Tait has more.
DeVier Posey: My National Signing Day
In his own words, Toronto Argonauts receiver DeVier Posey tells the story of how National Signing Day changed his life forever.
McMaster receiver a future Fantuz in training
As they plan an off-season meeting, Ticats’ receiver Andy Fantuz and McMaster’s wideout Danny Vandervoort have more in common than you might think.
Memory Lane: 2012 Canadian national junior team takes over Austin, TX
Take a trip down memory lane to 2012 as we take a look at Montreal Alouettes defensive coordinator Noel Thorpe’s time as head coach of the Canadian gold metal-winning national junior team.
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