Tag Archives: CFL

"Who should save the CFL?" could soon become a question that needs an immediate answer, sooner rather than later. The news that the Saskatchewan Roughriders, the CFL's flagship franchise, are facing t...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are preparing for a $10-million deficit this year due to COVID-19. During its annual general meeting Wednesday evening, the CFL team announced that if no games are played ...

What a difference a week makes. Last week on the Green Zone fans voted nearly 50/50 on whether or not there was going to be a CFL season in 2020. But this week, we've seen the players become increasin...

Under normal circumstances, Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Craig Dickenson would be speaking to media ahead of the team's season-opener against the Montreal Alouettes. But due to the COVID-19 pan...

Gary Bettman and Adam Silver deserve credit as the commissioners in sports who have led their organizations slowly, cautiously and diligently to a return to work. The NHL and NBA have had few outburst...

On March 11, it stopped. Yes, we've been without basketball, hockey, baseball and now football for three months due to COVID-19. Today also marks what was to be opening day of the CFL regular season, ...

This week -- among news of a pandemic, protests and back-to-work plans -- Sam Hurl announced his retirement from the Canadian Football League. Hurl was never an all-star and got limited opportunities ...

If the CFL decides to take a hub cities approach to the 2020 season, the operators of Evraz Place believe they could handle the load. Tim Reid, CEO of Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL), sai...

While there haven't been any discussions with the CFL, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is open to the province becoming the western hub if the league goes that route in 2020. Speaking to the media duri...

Bill Baker doesn't agree with the CFL's decision to do away with this year's Grey Cup in Regina. The former player and CFL president believes as the league tries to make its way through the uncertaint...