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Blue Bombers sign draft pick, deal LB Merrill Johnson May 25, 2012...
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers shipped import linebacker Merrill Johnson, right, to the Edmonton Eskimos on Friday.
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Thunder cannot go wrong by mimicking what Spurs have done to succeed
The Thunder's Kevin Durant goes up for a shot over the Lakers' Jordan Hill during the Western Conference semifinals.
Suspicious death declared a homicide
The family of Edmonton sociologist Gordon Hirabayashi will rub shoulders with Bob Dylan and other celebrities next week in Washington, D.C., when Hirabayashi receives a posthumous Presidential Medal of... The Lee Pavilion, the indoor gardens at the Citadel Theatre, is a failed space, poorly designed and underused.
Defaced Rollie Miles mural may be replaced
The family of Edmonton sociologist Gordon Hirabayashi will rub shoulders with Bob Dylan and other celebrities next week in Washington, D.C., when Hirabayashi receives a posthumous Presidential Medal of... A vandal destroyed the Rollie Miles mural at the track field behind Strathcona High School, near 105th Street and 73rd Avenue.
Staples: Redeveloping the Citadel's garden makes sense for the city
The Lee Pavilion, the indoor gardens at the Citadel Theatre, is a failed space, poorly designed and underused.
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Stamps camp looms with Drew Tate atop quarterback depth chart for the first time
Calgary Stampeders' quarterback Drew Tate gets set to pass against the Montreal Alouettes during second half CFL football action in Montreal, Sunday, October 30, 2011.
Grey Cup's infamous 1948 train ride party to be recreated
The year was 1948. Louis St. Laurent had just become Canada's 12th Prime Minister, gas was 26 cents a gallon and you could buy a loaf of bread for 14 cents.
Mural honouring Edmonton Eskimos legend vandalized
The body of a young man lay wrapped in a white tarp in the drizzling rain on Wednesday morning, as police investigate what appears to be the city's eighth homicide of the year.
U of a QB invited to Eskimos camp
The Edmonton Eskimos will invite Golden Bears quarterback Curtis Dell to their Canadian Football League training camp, according to University of Alberta football coach Jeff Stead.
Calgary Stampeder Ken-Yon Rambo during the CFL western semifinal against the Edmonton Eskimos at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton last November.
Esks release veteran receiver Nowacki
Esks.com Staff EDMONTON -- The Edmonton Eskimos have released veteran non-import wide receiver Andrew Nowacki.
Longtime Vic cheer coach goes out with one last win
Jumbos. Steelies. Crystals. Peewees. At a time when more and more kids are plugged into iPods and portable gaming devices, marbles are making a comeback at some Edmonton elementary schools.
Sutton leaves remarkable legacy
Former Edmonton Grads team member Edith Stone looks over a photo of the Grads during the opening of the Edmonton Sport Museum in Chancery Hall in Edmonton Alberta on Monday November 7, 2009.
Edmonton Eskimos traded Ricky Ray to Toronto Argos to free up cap space
In Eric Tillman's perfect world, either Steven Jyles or Kerry Joseph - both former Argonaut quarterbacks - will lead the Edmonton Eskimos into Toronto next November in the 100th Grey Cup.
With Ray an Argo, Eskimos have a job opening at quarterback
Tillman traded Ray to the Argos in a December blockbuster deal for quarterback Steven Jyles, kicker Grant Shaw and a draft pick.
Herb Page stocks Kent State golf program with Canadians
Kent State golf coach Herb Page of Markham, Ont., at his induction into the Golf Association of Ontario Hall of Fame on May 9. Now in his 34th season at Kent State, Herb Page of Markham, Ont., has recruited and coached several top Canadian amateurs in building a successful collegiate golf program.
Who will be the Eskimos next great canuck?
Federico Sanmartin is the Edmonton Eskimos' correspondent for OurHometown.ca. Federico was born and raised in Edmonton and is the author of the Edmonton Eskimos blog - Green and Gold Yardstick.
Eskimos prospect Chambers still hungers to play in NFL
For three pressure-packed practice days, Shamawd Chambers ran routes and sat in on meetings with the Philadelphia Eagles, growing more and more attached to the notion of playing in the NFL.
Toronto Argos sign offensive tackle Chris Patrick
Wednesday's signing of former NFL offensive tackle Chris Patrick, who started in the playoffs for the Edmonton Eskimos last season, could dramatically change the Argonauts' plans of starting an all-Canadian offensive line this season.
Collapse injures worker at Commonwealth Stadium
A construction worker undertaking a renovation at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta was injured last week when the ceiling collapsed in the Eskimos' dressing room.
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