Now that the Grey Cup is over and the Saskatchewan Roughriders lost Don Cherry-style, it's the offseason and I am down to writing one CFL article a week. I have to think of things to write about...
The Saskatchewan Roughriders face a daunting task if they want to emulate the celebration in the above photo from 2007 at this year's Grey Cup...
Since Grey Cup Week is upon us, I would like to relate a CFL story that happened to me in the mid-1980s. Back then I worked for the Provincial Government in its Sports and Fitness Branch...
The CFL can breathe easier today about its expansion plans to Ottawa because the city council finally approved the Lansdowne Live Project by a vote of 15-9 on Nov. 17...
It's no secret why the CFL East-West match-ups are B.C.-Montreal, Calgary-Saskatchewan. It can be summed up in one word: quarterbacking...
Now that it is November, the Hollywood studios like to come out with their blockbusters for the holiday season. When it comes to sports movies, the plots are usually the same...
The recent article I wrote on the stupid proposal of the CFL to limit further the participation of Canadians in their own league leads me to write the next installment of the "Stimulus to CFL ...
The CFL has just done another Toronto Raptor impersonation—the basketball team that has tried and failed to commit suicide so many times...
With the final week of the regular season arriving, the CFL couldn't have much better matchups to finish up with. With the exception of the two extremes, Montreal and Toronto playing a meaningless ...
Over six months ago, I wrote an article listing my personal top ten sports events I'd like to see on DVD that have not been released yet...
The above photo looks like the answer to one of the CFL's dreams. It is the proposed new Pan American Stadium to be built in Hamilton, Ontario should Toronto be successful in its bid to host the 2015 Pan American Games...
The CFL, indeed none of the other North American professional sports leagues except the NFL, has little to rejoice about after California Governor Arnold (Terminator) Schwarzenegger signed a ...
Last week, California Governor Arnold (Terminator) Schwarzenegger signed a bill allowing the construction of the new 75,000 seat ultra-luxury football stadium to be built by potential bidder, Majestic Realty Co...
In my last article I did about the CFL and Quebec City, I mentioned how I had found several on-line petitions for NHL expansion in Canada and the United States and how there were none for CFL expansion...
Last week's announcement by Quebec mayor Regis Lebeaume that a feasibility study will be undertaken about a proposed new $400 million, 18,000 seat arena was another step on the path to return the Nordiques to Quebec...
There was joy for Quebec hockey fans last week when Mayor Regis Labeaume announced that a feasibility study was being conducted for a proposed new 18,000 seat arena which he enthusiastically ...
You can easily explain why the Montreal Alouettes are where they are this year. Anthony Calvillo is in a class by himself. No other CFL quarterback has delivered consistent top quality quarterbacking...
Bob O'Billovich has done wonders upgrading the talent in Hamilton this year. The team is now a respectable contender though in the lower echelons of the league. But the one thing he has been unable to do is upgrade an intangible: leadership...
Who was the No. 1 draft choice in Canada? John Tavares. Almost every sports fan in Canada knew that. But this is a football article, and John Tavares plays hockey. Now who was the No...
According to Commissioner Mark Cohon during halftime of the Labor Day game between Toronto and Hamilton, he fully expects Ottawa to be rejoining the CFL next year. Assuming that's true, it is vital for the CFL to get Ottawa competitive quickly...
There are only two things for certain in this year's CFL: Montreal is in and Toronto is out. In between are six teams taking one step forward and two steps back...
Hi Everybody, once again one of my articles has drawn the ire of the Manitoba Mythbusters, a lobby group dedicated to bringing back the Winnipeg Jets...
So the NHL doesn't want Hamilton to be in its league. Fine. But don't stop there—go all the way. Take the Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs, Ottawa Senators, Calgary Flames, Edmonton ...
In light of the Jim Balsillie ruling, once again baring Hamilton from the NHL, and the obsession of Canadians for getting another NHL team, it is refreshing to look at the Winnipeg situation...
The most certain factor the current CFL season is that Montreal is the bench mark of the league and the team to beat for the Grey Cup. Since returning from Baltimore in 1996, the Alouettes have had a competitive team every season...
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