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OTTAWA – Henry Burris hasn’t had a change of heart.
CALGARY – Quinn Smith feels he’s had the best of both worlds this CFL season.

OTTAWA – The Ottawa Redblacks say bonds between players forged through adversity have led them to the verge of a CFL championship.
SURREY, B.C. – B.C. Lions general manager Wally Buono says Andrew Harris voicing his season-long frustration following the club’s playoff exit won’t impact contract negotiations with the impending free agent.
TORONTO – He’s already a nominee as the CFL’s top Canadian but Jamaal Westerman is in line for another league honour.

BOSTON – Former CFL star quarterback Doug Flutie says both of his parents died within an hour of each other.
EDMONTON – The Edmonton Eskimos are confident that a three-week layoff will work in their favour as they prepare to host the Calgary Stampeders in Sundays CFL West final.

Mike Reilly and the Edmonton Eskimos have a glorious opportunity to prove this is their time.
HAMILTON – Once again, Orlondo Steinauer has some shuffling to do.
CALGARY – Offensive lineman Dimitri Tsoumpas has come out of retirement to provide an extra body at Calgary Stampeders practice.
CALGARY – It will be an interesting few days for the Calgary Stampeders’ offensive line.

SURREY, B.C. – Andrew Harris sounded a lot like a player with one foot already out the door.

TORONTO – Ricky Ray heads into an uncertain off-season.

HAMILTON – Justin Medlock gave the Hamilton Tiger-Cats another shot at the Ottawa Redblacks.

HAMILTON – Jeremiah Masoli started the season fourth on the quarterback depth chart, but he will be leading the Hamilton Tiger-Cats into the CFL Eastern final.
Sunday’s Games
CALGARY – Although his B.C. Lions suffered a season-ending 35-9 loss to the Calgary Stampeders on Sunday, coach Jeff Tedford still had words of encouragement for his players afterwards.

CALGARY – The Calgary Stampeders stayed in the hunt for a second straight Grey Cup with a 35-9 win over the B.C. Lions in Sunday’s division semifinal.
CALGARY – Quarterbacks Bo Levi Mitchell and Jonathan Jennings are close in age, but far apart in CFL playoff experience.
HAMILTON – He started the season fourth on the depth chart but the Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ season now rests in Jeremiah Masoli’s hands.
WINNIPEG – Kyle Walters says the Winnipeg Blue Bombers paid the price for not having enough depth and talent and he aims to change that in the off-season.
TORONTO – Cory Greenwood is anxious to finish the 2015 season with a bang.

VANCOUVER – Andrew Harris and the B.C. Lions don’t mind being counted out.

TORONTO – Henry Burris is proving age is just a state of mind.