October 2020 Archive
CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie says league exploring all options to hold 2021 season
CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie says the league is examining all options — including a resumption of talks with the federal government, playing in hub cities and holding games with no fans
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CFL unveils Grey Cup Unite, a virtual program to celebrate traditional Grey Cup week
TORONTO — There will be no Grey Cup game in November, but that’s not stopping the CFL from celebrating its annual championship week
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CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie says league exploring all options to hold 2021 season
TORONTO — CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie says the league is examining all options — including a resumption of talks with the federal government, playing in hub cities and holding games with no
Source: reddeeradvocate.comStamps coach not surprised to see so many Canadians thriving in NCAA
It might seem like it came out of nowhere, but it’s no surprise to Calgary Stampeders linebackers coach Dwayne Cameron that so many young Canadians are making a major
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Former Riders kicker Brett Lauther patiently awaiting opportunity to kick in the NFL
For months, the 29-year-old native of Truro, N.S., prepared for an uncertain CFL season during the COVID-19 pandemic
Source: timescolonist.comRick Zamperin: David Braley saved the CFL on more than one occasion
It is safe to say that there would be no Canadian Football League — at least, not the league as we know it today — without David Braley
Source: globalnews.caSIMMONS: Polarizing David Braley, a titan of Canadian football, passes away
For years, David Braley walked the tightrope that is the Canadian Football League, keeping it alive while strangling it just a little, all at the very same time
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David Braley, owner of three Canadian Football League franchises, dead at 79
A Hamilton businessman who owned three CFL franchises is being remembered as a Canadian icon. David Braley died at his home in Burlington, Ont. on Monday morning
Source: thepeterboroughexaminer.comDavid Braley, longtime force and CFL club owner, dies at 79
TORONTO - David Braley, the owner of three Canadian Football League teams over the years and once the league’s interim commissioner, died Monday. He was 79
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BC Lions owner David Braley dead at 79
The owner of the BC Lions has died in Ontario at the age of 79. The CFL team made the announcement Monday (Oct. 26) morning
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Analysis: Braley could be gruff and stubborn but owner always had soft spot for CFL
The longtime B.C. Lions owner and chairman died Monday at his home in Burlington, Ont. He was 79
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David Braley, owner of three Canadian Football League franchises, dead at 79
The B.C Lions said in a statement that Braley died in his Burlington, Ont., home Monday morning
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David Braley, owner of three Canadian Football League franchises, dead at 79
The B.C Lions said in a statement that Braley died in his Burlington, Ont., home Monday morning
Source: nsnews.comRick Zamperin: Hard questions remain for CFL and OHL amid coronavirus pandemic
Months after the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of the Ontario Hockey League season and prevented the 2020 Canadian Football League season from kicking off, there are worries that both
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CP NewsAlert: Lions GM Hervey steps down for personal reasons
VANCOUVER — The B.C. Lions are in the market for a new general manager
Source: timescolonist.comCOVID-19 pandemic puts Toronto Argonauts rookie Dion Pellerin's CFL dream on hold
The six-foot, 225-pound running back was excited at the prospect of playing for the Toronto Argonauts after being selected in the fifth round, No
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Canadian players are shining with American college football powers this season
When second-ranked Alabama visits Ole Miss on Saturday, a featured matchup could see a Vanier Cup-winning defensive back going up against a big-play Canadian receiver
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Former Dino star Deane Leonard adjusting to life in the SEC with Ole Miss Rebels
The two-time All-Canadian defensive back with the Calgary Dinos is in his first season at Ole Miss
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