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CALGARY – The Calgary Stampeders became the first team in the CFL to clinch a playoff spot for the 2015 post-season on Thursday.
OTTAWA – It’s not like Henry Burris needed any more accolades.
TORONTO – The CFL will bring its championship game back to Toronto next year and this time it will have more of a true football feel.
HAMILTON – Hamilton Tiger-Cats rookie quarterback Jeff Mathews faces a daunting task in his first CFL start.

Six stories in the news today, Oct. 1 from The Canadian Press:

MONTREAL – Canadian free agent linebacker Henoc Muamba has signed a two-year contract with the Montreal Alouettes.

OTTAWA – Henry Burris says awards are nice, but something to think about after the season.
There’s no shortage of interesting storylines this week in the CFL.
REGINA – Al Benecick, who spent 10 seasons as an offensive lineman with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, has died. He was 78.
CALGARY – The Calgary Stampeders’ motto “plug-and-play” has been put to the test yet again.
BROSSARD, Que. – It was a day to forget for the Montreal Alouettes except for one wild, heads-up play by quarterback Rakeem Cato.

HAMILTON – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats signed defensive back Jalil Carter on Tuesday and locked up offensive lineman Mike Filer to a contract extension through the 2018 season.
CALGARY – Calgary Stampeders linebacker Juwan Simpson has been sidelined four to six weeks with a broken clavicle.
Sunday’s Games
REGINA – It had been a long time since Macho Harris had a game like he did on Sunday.
Saturday’s Games
The CFL says its officials made an “incorrect call” against Winnipeg that had a “significant impact” in the Blue Bombers’ loss to the Calgary Stampeders on Friday night.
Friday’s Games
Friday’s Games
WINNIPEG – Bo Levi Mitchell didn’t view a 25-23 victory over the struggling Blue Bombers on Friday as a case of the first-place Stampeders losing their touch.
OTTAWA – The Ottawa Redblacks hope to make the most of an extended homestand as they chase their first CFL playoff berth.
REGINA – Through the first 13 weeks of the CFL season, Jeff Knox Jr., has made a name for himself with his sharp play on the field.
WINNIPEG – Bo Levi Mitchell hasn’t resorted to tucking a four-leaf clover in his shoe or clipping a lucky rabbit’s foot to his uniform.

TORONTO – Justin Palardy figured he was done with pro football.