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Morris: Harris joins Als looking to help them win
Trevor Harris may have sensed the winds of change in the air before many others did, regarding his trade from the Elks to the Alouettes. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more on Harris’ ...
Women & Girls Conference aims to grow the game
Seeing growth in flag and tackle football participation for women and girls over the last decade, Football Canada is hoping this weekend’s Women and Girls Football Conference can take that ...
Tait: Kelvin McKnight ready to step up for Bombers
Bombers’ rookie receiver Kelvin McKnight will get the start on Friday against the Elks. Getting the start over vet Namaan Roosevelt is more a reflection on McKnight’s readiness than ...
Tait: Bighill has found his fit with the Bombers
Into his third season in Winnipeg, Adam Bighill has found a perfect fit on and off the field, Bluebombers.com’s Ed Tait writes.
Morris: Lions’ 1-2 punch only getting better
As good as Michael Reilly and Lucky Whitehead have been for the BC Lions through the first half of the season, writes CFL.ca’s Jim Morris, both see plenty of room for them to grow.
Hogan: Chris Jones, a true Boatman, rejoins Argos
Nine years after he departed Toronto for his first head coaching gig in the CFL, Chris Jones is back with the Argos, hired this week as the team’s defensive consultant. Mike Hogan of ...
O’Leary: Ticats’ Papi White finding his way in the CFL
As Ticats’ receiver Papi White learns the nuances of the Canadian game, he’s proud to carry his Native American roots across the border with him, says CFL.ca senior writer Chris ...
Morris: Cottoy emerging as a threat in Lions’ offence
A year away from the game has only fueled Jevon Cottoy’s love for it, CFL.ca’s Jim Morris writes. The Lions’ receiver is also producing in the wake of some injuries to key players.
Landry: Year of the Rocket brings us back to 1991
Toronto author, journalist and Argos historian Paul Woods discusses with CFL.ca’s Don Landry what went into the years-long process of writing his latest book, Year of the Rocket, which ...
Whitehead quickly finds his comfort zone w/ the Lions
An owner of multiple dogs, a snake and he hopes one day soon a pet monkey, Lucky Whitehead is a natural fit as a Lion, BCLions.com’s Matt Baker writes.
Landry: Rookie Nicastro prepared for heated LD Weekend battle
This weekend’s Labour Day classic is the first for Argos rookie offensive lineman Peter Nicastro, but as CFL.ca’s Don Landry writes, he’s prepared to play on his biggest stage ...
Lions’ Hardin happy w/ picks, eyes improvement
With a pair of interceptions in his first two CFL games, BC Lions’ DB KiAnte Hardin is off to a good start, BCLions.com’s Steven Chang writes. Hardin still sees room for improvement ...
Nye: ‘Canadian Air Force’ 2.0 in full swing in Riderville
There’s a multitude of Canadians on the Saskatchewan Roughriders roster this year and as CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye writes, the receivers may be be a 2.0 version of the ‘Canadian Air ...
Morris: Wieneke, Als, want to build on strong opening week
With a highlight-reel reception and a win under his belt in Week 1, Montreal receiver Jake Wieneke just wants more, CFL.ca’s Jim Morris writes.
Morris: CFL officials gear up after long layoff
The challenges of an extended off-season and a pre-season that had no games doesn’t just hit the players. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris looks at how CFL officials have prepared for their return ...
Landry: Outside noise? Nichols doesn’t hear it
There may be plenty of doubter fuel for the fire, but Matt Nichols isn’t throwing the match on it this year, CFL.ca’s Don Landry writes.
Cauz: What if Paxton Lynch sticks in the CFL?
We’ve read the story of the highly-touted, first-round NFL draft pick being unable to find success in the CFL too many times, CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz writes. He’s hopeful that Paxton ...
How a shooting changed Lions’ DB Nydair Rouse’s life
BC Lions’ rookie defensive back Nydair Rouse survived a random shooting in 2016 in his Philadelphia neighbourhood. The close call changed his life, he tells BCLions.com’s Matt Baker.
Tait: ‘Legs’ settles into some big cleats in Winnipeg
It may be a lot to have a rookie kicker go unopposed for the starting job in training camp, but the Bombers think Marc Liegghio has the leg and the guts to build a career in Winnipeg, ...
Not Done Yet: Ricky Collins Jr. back for more
After announcing his retirement in February, Ricky Collins Jr. is back in the CFL after signing a deal with the Toronto Argonauts. CFL.ca’s Don Landry asks the receiver why.
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