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Big men, bigger hearts
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Allan Maki Published on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2009 11:47PM EST Last updated on Wednesday, Dec. Comment?
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Blue Bombers release veteran linebacker Barrin Simpson after four seasons
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers released veteran middle linebacker Barrin Simpson on Tuesday. Comment?
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How fast we forget our hallowed ground
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... over his left shoulder. (Canadian Press file) Wake up the echoes, indeed. The B.C. Lions of the Canadian Football League announced Tuesday they will play for a year or so in a temporary stadium that will be built on the site of one of the world's ... Comment?
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Bleeding Tricolour: Gaels receivers Ioannides, Valberg sign CFL contracts
Four members of the Queen's Golden Gaels offence have signed pro contracts for next season. Comment?
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Lions, Whitecaps get new temporary stadium
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BC Lions' vice president of business George Chayka, speaks during a news conference as a photograph of a temporary stadium where the CFL team will play during the 2010 season, is displayed in Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday December 22, 2009. Comment?
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Bits & Pieces; Dog park users should think twice about how county facilities are used
... when the Colts left for Indianapolis in 1984, the Roost continued to support the Stallions of the Canadian Football League and the Stars of the United States Football League before the Ravens came to town from Cleveland in 1996. The support for ... Comment?
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Olympic torches kiss on the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls, Ontario on December 21, 2009.
The Vancouver Winter Olympics may still be weeks away, but it got top billing among Canadian sports stories in 2009. Comment?
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Calvillo, Trestman say they'll be back next year
... walking away from the game following a Grey Cup win. Not only was the 37-year-old veteran named the Canadian Football League's outstanding player for a second consecutive season, he resurrected the Als with a stunning fourth-quarter performance ... Comment?
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With temporary stadium, Lions, Whitecaps bank on nostalgia
They're going to build it. Now will they come? The Pacific National Exhibition and the B.C. Pavilion Corporation unveiled plans Tuesday for a 27,500-seat temporary stadium on the grounds of the PNE that will be the home of the B.C. Lions for the 2010 Canadian Football League season and part of 2011. Comment?
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Argos extend contract of veteran Taylor Robertson
The Toronto Argonauts have locked up guard Taylor Robertson, signing the Canadian on Tuesday to a contract extension. Comment?
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Sally Ann's dancing elves will ring your bell
Have you noticed the new, revitalized Salvation Army bell ringers in this year's kettle campaign? They are the ones dancing, singing and livening up street corners in the downtown area. Comment?
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Empire Fields forever? No, just till 2011
An aerial view of the B.C. Lions temporary stadium for the 2010 season, which will be located at the old site of Empire Stadium. Comment?
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Rider officials would listen to offers
Paul LaPolice called himself "a happy Roughrider" on Monday. Even so, the Saskatchewan Roughriders' offensive co-ordinator said he would listen if another CFL team offered him the opportunity to become a head coach. Comment?
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Regina mayor sports Alouettes jersey at council meeting
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Regina Mayor Pat Fiacco, shown here at Monday's city council meeting, paid off his Grey Cup bet with Montreal Mayor Gerald Tremblay by wearing a Montreal Alouettes jersey throughout the day, as well as flying the City of Montreal flag in front of City Hall. Comment?
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Lions Turning Back the Clock in 2010
IT WILL BE AT EMPIRE. IT WILL BE OUTDOORS. AND IT WILL BE A TRIP TO THE PAST FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. Comment?
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The Argonauts have locked up their top offensive lineman. Guard Taylor Robertson, the Argos' nominee for most outstanding lineman the past three years, has been signed through 2011. Comment?
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Blue Bombers release LB Barrin Simpson
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... attempted to put Simpson on the nine-game injured list, but he would not sign the paper work. The Canadian Football League later removed Simpson from the list. Simpson was then sent home by the team for approximately two weeks, before returning the ... Comment?
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England not among Argos signings
Defensive end Eric England was not among the five player-signings announced yesterday by the Toronto Argonauts, and there is a very good chance the 35-year-old has played in his final game with the Canadian Football League team. Comment?
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CFL: - Empire Fields' temporary home for B.C. Lions in 2010
It's "back to the future," in a sense, as the B.C. Lions return to the site of their former home stadium for next season with confirmation that "Empire Fields" on the Pacific National Exhibition grounds will be the Leos' home for 2010. Comment?
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Details revealed about B.C. Lions, Vancouver Whitecaps temporary home
... has been awarded the contract to build the temporary stadium. The Lions will play their entire 2010 Canadian Football League season in the outdoor facility on the PNE Grounds. Vancouver's expansion Major League Soccer franchise will make its MLS ... Comment?
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