1 hr ago | Calgary Sun
Brandon Browner is honoured and annoyed at the same time. Make no mistake, the Stampeders cornerback is happy he received his second straight all-Canadian award yesterday.
6 hrs ago | Regina Leader Post
Stamps will try to hold on to Durant
Twice in the first quarter two weeks ago at Mosaic Stadium in Regina, Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Darian Durant was sacked.
10 hrs ago | National Post
Lions owe championship run to Buono
B.C. Lions coach Wally Buono became the CFLa s all-time coaching wins leader earlier this season.
14 hrs ago | Leader Post
Riders' Baggs to give away tickets to CFL West final
Stevie Baggs is looking for hits away from the football field. The Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end unveiled a new website, www.steviebaggs90.com , this week.
18 hrs ago | Montreal Gazette
Als fighting war of words with Lions
MONTREAL A We can't be certain how the game will end. But we can guess how tomorrow's East Division final between the Alouettes and British Columbia likely will begin - " with players trading insults during the pre-game workout.
Heart and soul returns to fortify Alouettesa defence
Eric Wilson is among the best quotes on the Montreal Alouettes. And now, it seems, the veteran defensive tackle might be the heart and soul of that unit.
Stamps focus on getting their heads in the game
Calgary quarterback Henry Burris doesn't buy the notion the Stamps have a mental block about playing the Roughriders.
There once was a Detroit Tigers pitcher by the name of Frank Lary who they called 'The Yankee Killer.' Lary had ordinary numbers against the other teams but against Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris, Yogi Berra the rest of the best team in baseball, he had an unbelievable 28-13 lifetime record.
Edmontona s 2010 Grey Cup game gets federal cash
The federal government handed over $150,000 in funding to the Edmonton 2010 Grey Cup committee on Friday.
Riders counting on Congia s experience
With 151 points, Luca Congi had his quietest Canadian Football League regular season yet as the Saskatchewan Roughriders' placekicker.
Close shaves not in Alouettes' playoff future
Playoff beards will be the norm for Anthony Calvillo and Co. The Montreal Alouettes are growing playoff beards and have new T-shirts designed by defensive tackle Keron Williams with the team slogan for 2009 a ' Win The Day.
Alouettes receiver proves to be a quick study
There's a rite of passage generally associated with being a rookie in professional sports.
Former Rider Urness no fan of playoff crossover
As a regular feature, reporter Cory Wolfe gets personal with a sports figure. Today, former Saskatchewan Roughriders centre Ted Urness gets cornered.
Stampeders confident heading to Regina
The Stampeders are confident they will win Sunday at Regina. The Calgary Stampeders are a confident bunch heading into the CFL's West Division final against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
They're not sexy but they are effective
They substitute old-fashioned competence for the more in-vogue flamboyance. Command grudging respect without inspiring paralyzing fear.
Popp expects Trestman to remain with Alouettes
Montreal Alouettes head coach Marc Trestman is too busy preparing for Sunday's East Division final against the B.C. Lions to worry about rumours concerning his possible move to the NFL.
Als' strategy for Printers:Keep him in the pocket
During the height of Casey-mania, Phase 1, several members of the fourth estate were quizzing then-Edmonton Eskimos receiver Ed Hervey about the wunderkind quarterback of the B.C. Lions who was tearing up the Canadian Football League.
McCallum continues rise from the ashes
McCallum continues rise from the ashes BC Lions kicker Paul McCallum attempts a field goal during CFL action against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Vancouver, August 10, 2007.
Gene Makowsky wasn't there in 1976. "No. My mom and dad didn't take me to the game," he said, adding that he supposes that was understandable considering he was a thumb-sucking, potty-training three-year-old toddler in Saskatoon at the time.
Overdue final has fans going ga-ga for green
The Saskatchewan Roughriders reportedly sold more than $6.5-million in merchandise last year, more than any other CFL franchise -- as evidenced by the sea of green at home games.