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Parting this soon would not be sweet sorrow for anyone. With the final crunch of the regular season on their doorstep, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers can either earn a trip to the post-season with a victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Canad Inns Stadium today -- or go home.
Hamilton bid officials preparing to party like it's 2015
Hamilton officials are hoping their 2015 Pan Am Games party Friday is a more joyous occasion than the deflating kick-in-the-butt the city received after the 2010 Commonweath Games announcement left people dejected.
Anderson making most of fresh start
When it came to his chances at a post-season award, Dwight Anderson had two strikes against him when he signed with the Calgary Stampeders prior to last season.
George Hudson loves the rush he feels when he steals a car. There is an art to it; from knowing how many car lengths you need to trail your mark to avoid detection, to having the confidence to pounce when they pull over to, say, pop into the store.
Eskimos, Lions to decide third place
Geroy Simon thinks his B.C. Lions teammates have finally figured out that they have to play football games to the final whistle.
It's the juiciest bit of potential revenge you can imagine -- but Kevin Glenn isn't biting.
Riders ready to take on Stamps: Williams
Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Rey Williams said Tuesday he and his mates were ready to play the Calgary Stampeders in a showdown for first place in the CFL's West Division.
Argos bemoan 'embarrassing' finish
Toronto Argonauts offensive tackle Rob Murphy Photograph by: Peter J. Thompson, National Post Is Rob Murphy misunderstood or simply picked on? There's no question what the Toronto Argonauts offensive lineman would answer.
Riders' run stoppers to face CFL's leading rusher
Statistically speaking, the Saskatchewan Roughriders' timing couldn't be any worse.
The Canadian Football League has come down hard on Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach Mike Kelly.
Plenty on line heading into CFL's final weekend
It's simple for the Eskimos and Lions heading into their game on Friday: Win, and you're in.
Mike Kelly might be the best quote in the CFL, but the Blue Bombers' head coach is bombastic, arrogant and, at times, unprofessional.
Halloween game was no treat for fans
The Meltdown in Steeltown was a Halloween horror show. EEK! The Saskatchewan Roughriders marked the arrival of Oct.
Texas-born Saskatchewan Roughriders' Johnny Quinn looking forward to playing in snow
Don't let his southern background fool you, Johnny Quinn isn't a fair-weather player.
Calgary trample B.C. on final play
Calgary trample B.C. on final play Calgary Stampeders quarterback Henry Burris throws a pass while pressured by BC Lions Aaron Hunt during second half CFL action in Vancouver Saturday, October 31, 2009.
With struggles in Hamilton in the past, Printers can play 'worry free'
JoJuan Armour's only season with the Calgary Stampeders produced two extremely satisfying victories -- the Grey Cup, and a thrashing of his former team, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, then quarterbacked by Casey Printers.
Riders, Ticats not looking past finales
Saskatchewan Roughriders' wide receiver Rob Bagg, right, celebrates his touchdown with Chris Getzlaf during first half CFL football versus the B.C. Lions at Mosaic Stadium in Regina, Sask., Saturday, October 24, 2009.
Jason Armstead returns a punt during Saturday's game against the B.C. Lions at Mosaic Stadium.
Cates cuts out crashing so he can burn
Cates cuts out crashing so he can burn Saskatchewan Roughriders' Wes Cates dives into the endzone as Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Michael Landry fails to stop him during CFL action in Winnipeg on Sunday Sept.
Tim Burke seeks Alouettes attitude adjustment
"It came out of the blue ... boys being boys," Alouettes linebacker Diamond Ferri says of practice dust-up that led to his ejection yesterday.
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