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MONTREAL – No one needs to tell Troy Smith he has to play better.
TORONTO – The CFL fined Montreal Alouettes linebacker Kyries Hebert on Thursday for his high hit on Calgary Stampeders running back Jon Cornish.
EDMONTON – The Edmonton Eskimos have had some dynamic receiving duos throughout the franchise’s history, and they’re hoping another is developing this year.

Mike O’Shea was forced to take a unique approach in preparing the Winnipeg Blue Bombers for Ottawa’s return to the CFL.
WINNIPEG – They may not know the fine points of what to expect but Winnipeg Blue Bombers coach Mike O’Shea says with Henry Burris as their quarterback, he doesn’t look at the Ottawa Redblacks as an expansion team.
SURREY, B.C. – The B.C. Lions are hoping that Ryan Cave will be a quick learner as they prepare to meet the Montreal Alouettes.
OTTAWA – The Ottawa Redblacks woke up Monday morning to find themselves in first place in the CFL East Division standings without even lining up for a snap.
TORONTO – The Toronto Argonauts have extended the contracts of international slotback/kick returner Chad Owens and national centre Jeff Keeping through the 2015 season.

Sunday’s Games

REGINA – The Saskatchewan Roughriders’ defence had Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Zach Collaros under siege for much of the night.

VANCOUVER – It took a while, and some trick plays, but Mike Reilly finally earned a win against his former CFL team Saturday.
CALGARY – Players on both sides of the football look to either establish or re-establish themselves as impact players in the CFL when the Calgary Stampeders host the Montreal Alouettes on Saturday.
CALGARY – Calgary Stampeders running back Jon Cornish is a face of the CFL’s new partnership with You Can Play, which promotes equality, respect and safety for athletes regardless of their sexual orientation.
OTTAWA – For Kevin Scott, it was a little overwhelming.

WINNIPEG – Drew Willy’s fifth start as a CFL quarterback and first regular-season one as a Winnipeg Blue Bomber was a throat-busting tour de force, as he threw four touchdown passes to maul the Toronto Argonauts 45-21 Thursday night.
Thursday’s Games

CALGARY – The Calgary Stampeders open the regular season Saturday against the Montreal Alouettes feeling less sore and beat up from the pre-season.
MONTREAL – Troy Smith is ready to hear Anthony Calvillo’s name mentioned every time he lines up at quarterback for the Montreal Alouettes.

VANCOUVER – Head coach Mike Benevides knew the B.C. Lions needed a shakeup heading into the 2014 season.

OTTAWA – The Ottawa Redblacks may be considered an expansion franchise, but they have no intention of playing like one.

C.J. Gable wants his second season with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to be one for the CFL record book.
Mike O’Shea will make his CFL head-coaching debut against a most familiar foe.

WINNIPEG – Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach Mike O’Shea knows exactly what the Toronto Argonauts and quarterback Ricky Ray can do to an opponent.
EDMONTON – Mediocrity has attached itself like a mould to the once-proud Edmonton Eskimos franchise, but the team says the clean up begins in 2014 with its new head coach and a franchise quarterback.