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TORONTO – The stocky running back who has three touchdowns in this year’s playoffs looks to have become more than just another guy named Chad for the Toronto Argonauts.
TORONTO – Jim Flaherty and Stephen Harper might have their eyes on the same fiscal ball, but when it comes to the pigskin the finance minister is Argos all the way.

VANCOUVER – The tattoo on Kaillie Humphries’ hand is just one word but it says plenty.
TORONTO – The bets are coming from all corners as the Toronto Argonauts and the Calgary Stampeders get ready to square off in Sunday’s 100th Grey Cup game.

TORONTO – Kyle Quinlan only realized how much he loved football once it was taken away.

TORONTO – Stuffing CFL Outstanding Player candidate Jon Cornish twice this season is a pleasant memory for the Toronto Argonauts defence.

TORONTO – The Calgary Stampeders are making a last-minute pitch to have their mascot — a horse named Quick Six — at the Sunday’s Grey Cup.

With her beloved B.C. Lions out of the running for Sunday’s Grey Cup, Jenny Brittain won’t have a chance to roar her support for the hometown team — but she still plans to party come game day.
TORONTO – The Calgary Stampeders head into the Grey Cup as the CFL’s hottest team but certainly had their trouble this season with the Toronto Argonauts.
MONTREAL – It’s become the number one question of the Alouettes’ off-season in recent years: Will Anthony Calvillo return?
CALGARY – A fast start helped propel the Stampeders to the Grey Cup game, and Calgary will hope to duplicate that feat in Sunday’s championship.
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. – Scott Milanovich’s gameplan for Sunday’s Grey Cup remains a work in progress, but it won’t involve the Toronto Argonauts following the same dangerous path that they took to get to the CFL title game.

Sunday’s Games
VANCOUVER – The Western Final will mark a unique anniversary for Paul McCallum.
VANCOUVER – The Western Final is shaping up as a battle featuring a couple of Canadian running backs — with two different approaches to the game.
MONTREAL – Montreal Alouettes safety Kyries Hebert is expected to start in the CFL East Division after injuring an ankle this week.
VANCOUVER – Jesse Newman will get a chance to make up for lost time in the Western Final.
CALGARY – After an eventful week, Kevin Glenn is thankful to finally be able to concentrate on football.
MONTREAL – Montreal Alouettes defensive back Jerald Brown is getting tired of hearing about Ricky Ray.

MONTREAL – Jim Popp says he has no regrets about trading star receiver and kick returner Chad Owens.

MONTREAL – Saftey Kyries Hebert was dressed but stayed on the sidelines at the Montreal Alouettes practice on Thursday, a day after limping off the field with a left ankle sprain.

CALGARY – Calgary Stampeders quarterback Drew Tate is out for the rest of the season with a fractured right forearm.
TORONTO – The CFL suspended defensive lineman Tearrius George of the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the opening game of the 2013 season for an illegal hit in last weekend’s West Division final.
CALGARY – The consequences of a questionable tweet continue for Calgary Stampeders running back Nik Lewis.