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TORONTO – Kory Sheets of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Kyries Hebert of the Montreal Alouettes, and Rene Paredes and Jon Cornish of the Calgary Stampeders have been named the CFL players of the month for July.

TORONTO – The CFL issued two fines Wednesday.

TORONTO – Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell, who guided the Calgary Stampeders to victory in his debut as a CFL starter, was named the offensive player of the week Wednesday.

Something has to give Friday night at Commonwealth Stadium.
Tuesday’s games

TORONTO – Down in the B.C. Lions’ cramped dressing room, GM Wally Buono pored over the final stats like a medical patient reviewing X-rays.

TORONTO – Travis Lulay knows what Zach Collaros is going through.

GUELPH, Ont. – Backup Drew Willy threw three first-half touchdown passes while CFL rushing leader Kory Grant had a record fifth straight 100-yard game as the Saskatchewan Roughriders beat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 32-20 on Saturday night to remain the CFL’s only unbeaten team.
Saturday’s games
WINNIPEG – Bo Levi Mitchell threw a trio of touchdown passes in his first CFL start and Rene Paredes made all five of his field-goal attempts as the Calgary Stampeders defeated the Winnipeg Bombers 37-24 Friday night.
Friday’s games
Thursday’s Games
The boot was off but Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Cory Chamblin won’t rush his decision regarding quarterback Darian Durant’s status.
HAMILTON – Brandon Isaac wasn’t unemployed long.

VANCOUVER – Andrew Harris ran for three touchdowns and Emmanuel Arceneaux scored on a 77-yard passing play as the B.C. Lions beat the Edmonton Eskimos 31-21 in CFL action Saturday night.
CALGARY – Third-string quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell led the Stampeders in an enormous comeback on Saturday as Calgary stormed back from a 24-point deficit for a 38-27 victory over the Montreal Alouettes.
Saturday’s games
Friday’s games

EDMONTON – The Edmonton Eskimos will be getting some key players back on both sides of the ball when they renew acquaintances with the B.C. Lions this weekend.

MONTREAL – The Montreal Alouettes offensive line is usually taken for granted as one of the best in the Canadian Football League.

WINNIPEG – The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will be without receiver Cory Watson for a little while.
It’s not a matchup that ensures a successful return for Kent Austin.
REGINA – The 2013 Grey Cup is a sellout.
MONTREAL – Montreal Alouettes offensive lineman Scott Flory will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a torn bicep.