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REGINA – Calgary Stampeders running back Jon Cornish has been named the CFL’s outstanding player.
REGINA – Running back Jon Cornish of the Calgary Stampeders was named the CFL’s outstanding Canadian for the second straight year.
REGINA – Calgary Stampeders kicker Rene Paredes is the CFL’s top special-teams player.
REGINA – Montreal Alouettes linebacker Chip Cox has been named the CFL’s 2013 outstanding defensive player.
REGINA – Guard Brendon LaBatte of the Saskatchewan Roughriders is the CFL’s outstanding lineman.
REGINA – Centre Brett Jones of the Calgary Stampeders is the CFL’s top rookie.
REGINA – For a moment, it looked like Rob Bagg’s dream of winning the CFL’s biggest prize was finally over.
QUEBEC – Even with Eric Dzwilewski back healthy, there was no question that Andrew Buckley will be the starter for the Calgary Dinos in the Vanier Cup game.
REGINA – With a new stadium taking shape and a successful run to the CFL championship game, Hamilton owner Bob Young says the future looks good for the Ticats.

REGINA – Hamilton offensive lineman Peter Dyakowski has already been crowned “Canada’s Smartest Person.” And now the six-foot-five 325-pounder with a Mensa IQ has earned an invitation to appear on “Jeopardy.”

REGINA – Long underwear in green, rubber ducks with tiny green football helmets painted on them and a foam helmet that looks like a watermelon.
MOOSE JAW, Sask. – John Chick could have been a Hamilton Tiger-Cat. He chose the Saskatchewan Roughriders instead.
REGINA – It’s not too difficult to see the Saskatchewan Roughriders celebrating their fourth Grey Cup championship Sunday night.

REGINA – They’re the overwhelming favourite as Grey Cup hosts and are carrying the weight of an entire province’s expectations.

REGINA – They’re the favourites as Grey Cup hosts and shouldering the weight of expectation of an entire province.
TORONTO – Saskatchewan Roughriders running back Kory Sheets is the CFL’s offensive player of the week after leading his team to a berth in the Grey Cup.

REGINA – The stadium that was once home to CFL greats like George Reed, Ron Lancaster and Dave Ridgway is about to host its last championship.

Henry Burris is thrilled to have delivered Hamilton Tiger-Cats fans their first Grey Cup berth since 1999.

CALGARY – The Calgary Stampeders were their own worst enemy.

Once again the host city will have its team in the Grey Cup.

Sunday’s Games

TORONTO – Toronto Mayor Rob Ford posed for dozens of pictures, walked arm in arm with drunken fans, and hoisted a tin-foil Grey Cup over his head.

TORONTO – Hamilton Tiger-Cats win CFL East final with 36-24 victory over Toronto Argonauts.

TORONTO – Scandal-plagued Toronto Mayor Rob Ford caused a bit of a stir Sunday when he showed up at a CFL game to cheer on his hometown team.