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Hufnagel to return as Stamps coach for 2015 before handing reins to Dickenson
CALGARY – Dave Dickenson says he doesn’t mind waiting another year to get his first opportunity as a CFL head coach.
Montreal Alouettes re-sign all-star linebacker Chip Cox to three-year deal
MONTREAL – The Montreal Alouettes rewarded all-star linebacker Chip Cox for another strong season Tuesday by signing him to a three-year contract.
Thousands of Calgarians salute Grey Cup Stamps with noon hour rally
CALGARY – The Calgary Stampeders basked in the adulation of more than 2,000 screaming fans Tuesday as Calgarians celebrated the team’s Grey Cup victory with a public rally at city hall.
Stampeders land in Calgary short on sleep with reassembled Grey Cup
CALGARY – The Grey Cup arrived in Calgary in one piece. It was the Stampeders who looked worse for wear.
Despite agonizing Grey Cup loss, future looks bright for young Tiger-Cats
VANCOUVER – The pain of Sunday’s Grey Cup loss will be hard to shed for Hamilton, which just missed out on being the CFL’s team of destiny this season. But the future is bright for the young Tiger-Cats.
Calgary fans grateful for penalty that saves Grey Cup win for Stamps
VANCOUVER – There was a very brief moment Sunday evening when Calgary Stampeders fan Clint Noble thought the Grey Cup was slipping through his team’s fingers.
Mitchell cool under pressure in leading Stamps to Grey Cup victory
VANCOUVER – All Bo Levi Mitchell does is win.
Defence comes up huge in Calgary’s victory over Hamilton in 102nd Grey Cup
VANCOUVER – A defence that flew under the radar most of the season was front and centre when it mattered most for the Calgary Stampeders.
Ticats Fantuz finds little consolation in top Canadian award after Grey Cup loss
VANCOUVER – Andy Fantuz was in no mood to celebrate the top Canadian award he earned during Sunday’s Grey Cup.
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Sunday’s Games
Grey Cup breaks – again – as Calgary Stampeders celebrate CFL championship
VANCOUVER – The Calgary Stampeders were so excited after winning the Grey Cup, they broke the trophy.
Imagine Dragons go ‘Radioactive,’ rocking Grey Cup halftime show
VANCOUVER – Imagine Dragons banged a mighty big drum Sunday, rocking the Grey Cup halftime show to the sounds of their mega-hit “Radioactive.”
Elusive kick-returner Banks a potential different maker in Grey Cup game
VANCOUVER – The Calgary Stampeders and Hamilton Tiger-Cats square off Sunday in the Grey Cup at B.C. Place Stadium. A look at six potential difference makers (excluding quarterbacks) in the CFL title game.
Fans aglow with Grey Cup pride along parade route in Vancouver before big game
VANCOUVER – Frigid temperatures greeted football fans on the Grey Cup parade route in Vancouver on Saturday, but supporters of the Calgary Stampeders and Hamilton Tiger-Cats were all aglow with confidence about which team would clinch the top prize on Sunday.
Oozing Confidence: Bo Levi Mitchell set to lead Calgary Stampeders in Grey Cup
VANCOUVER – Calgary Stampeders linebacker Juwan Simpson wasn’t sure what to make of Bo Levi Mitchell.
Calgary Stampeders ready for Grey Cup ‘dogfight’ with Hamilton Tiger-Cats
VANCOUVER – The last two seasons have ended in bitter disappointment for the Calgary Stampeders.
Hamilton quarterback Zach Collaros ready to take centre stage at 102nd Grey Cup
VANCOUVER – Ask Zach Collaros’ teammates about him and most immediately point to how competitive the Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback is.
Stampeders, Ticats hold final walkthroughs leading up to Grey Cup showdown
VANCOUVER – Demonte Bolden was reduced to tears Saturday.
Dickenson among seven named for induction into Canadian Football Hall of Fame
VANCOUVER – Dave Dickenson is thankful the Canadian Football Hall of Fame considers quality over quantity.
CFL is stable as commissioner Mark Cohon leaves but Argos future still unclear
VANCOUVER – As he completes his tenure as CFL commissioner, Mark Cohon is leaving the league in better shape now than when he took the reins eight years ago.
Ticats believed they could reach great heights, even in the depths of a 1-6 start
VANCOUVER – With a 1-6 record, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats were a long way from the Grey Cup in August.
Despite reduced role, Stampeders still look to slotback Nik Lewis for guidance
VANCOUVER – Nik Lewis found himself in unfamiliar territory this season.
Elimimian named CFL’s outstanding player, top defensive performer
VANCOUVER – A record-setting season earned Solomon Elimimian a piece of CFL history Thursday night.
Over half of Canadians surveyed in poll love the Grey Cup but fewer will watch
More than half the Canadians who took part in a recent online survey agreed the Grey Cup is an important national symbol but less than half that number plan on watching the big game and younger Canadians are even less inclined.