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Présente la couverture des matchs, des montages vidéos, des articles exclusives, des statistiques, les classements, le calendrier et de l’information sur les billets.

cflshop.ca

the official source of cfl news, opinion, video highlights, schedules, scores, stats, game day coverage and more.

bclions.com

Touchdown Kelowna Game Day FAQs Your guide for everything you need to know before heading to the Apple Bowl for Touchdown Kelowna. Know Before You Go Game Day Timing Gates Open: 1:00 PM Kickoff: 4:00 PM Location: Apple Bowl, Kelowna Please plan to arrive early. There will be advance entertainment inside the stadium grounds before […]

bclionsden.ca

About The BCLionsDen Pawdcast - We're back! Welcome to BCLionsDen.ca and in particular our podcast, or pawdcast as we like to refer to it. My name is Brian Wawryshyn, and I have been a fan of the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League for 49 years and counting and a season ticket holder since

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bluebombers.com

Canada Day at Princess Auto Stadium Celebrate Canada Day at Princess Auto Stadium! This free, family-friendly event promises a day packed with festivities and great entertainment. Event Details Date: July 1, 2026 Tailgate Area: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM (No ticket required) Mainstage Entertainment: 5:00 PM – 10:30 PM Event Highlights Mainstage Headliners: Get ready […]

ourbombers.com

fans of the winnipeg blue bombers can finally breathe a sigh of relief. as a result of their fog bowl 2.0 win over the calgary stampeders, the bombers have finally clinched a playoff spot. a pretty remarkable feat considering the adversity this team has faced.  they started the season with a qb straight out of compton.. errr college and a later suffered through an extremely rough stretch for veteran qb matt nichols.  he was so cold during this time that fans were beginning to associate his nickname matty ice with the slump he was in.  during the losing streak even the oddsmakers had shrugged this team off with a sub 3% chance of winning the cup. thankfully for bomber faithful, the team turned things around in a very big way. they've now won 5 games in a row and will play one of two teams (saskatchewan and calgary) that they've beaten recently in the first round of the playoffs. as a result of their uninspiring loss to saskatchewan yesterday, the bc lions will cross over to the east to play the hamilton ti-cats. with that settled, winnipeg can't affect their playoff position in their season finale in edmonton. in my opinion, they need to use this game as a modified bye-week.  rest essential and banged up athletes in favor of giving younger players experience and allow backups to sharpen their game in case they're needed. here is a list of the players i'd rest during the blue bombers season finale in edmonton. sb weston dressler - of all the players i would rest dressler would at the top of the heap. not exactly sure why but this team rarely wins when he's not in the lineup. he's the one veteran receiver playing on the inside and it just seems like matt nichols is much more comfortable with his reliable release value in the lineup. he's battled injuries off and on since coming to winnipeg and they simply can't afford to lose him right before the playoffs. qb matt nichols - if you're going to mess with his receiving core and the line in front of him i just wouldn'

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Canadian wide receiver Gavin Cobb discusses his offseason plans as he prepares for the 2024 Edmonton Elks season