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Today’s Games
MONTREAL – Finally finding a groove on the field, the Montreal Alouettes will face their stiffest test yet when they host the league-leading B.C. Lions on Friday night at Molson Stadium.

TORONTO – The Grey Cup will be riding the rails this fall.
TORONTO – Receiver S.J. Green, who led the Montreal Alouettes past the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 31-29 last week, was named the CFL’s offensive player of the week Monday.

TORONTO – Kerry Joseph and Hugh Charles ran for touchdowns to lead the Edmonton Eskimos to a 26-17 win over the Toronto Argonauts on Monday night.

TORONTO – Stimulating the economy ultimately falls on the heads of the private sector, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Monday.
Monday’s Scores

REGINA – Kevin Glenn passed for two touchdowns as the Calgary Stampeders handed the Saskatchewan Roughriders their fifth straight loss with a 17-10 victory at Mosaic Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Saturday’s Scores

WINNIPEG – Paul LaPolice has paid the price for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ losing season.
MIAMI – Jerome Messam could be headed back to the CFL.
WINNIPEG – Kicker Paul McCallum hit a 41-yard field goal on the last play of the game as the B.C. Lions fended off a late Winnipeg rally on Friday for a 20-17 win over the Blue Bombers.
REGINA – Five weeks ago Saskatchewan went into Calgary riding a three-game win streak only to squander a 17-point, fourth-quarter lead en route to a tough overtime loss.

Friday’s Scores
MONTREAL – It might be his 40th birthday but Anthony Calvillo says he doesn’t feel it. And he certainly hasn’t looked it on the field this season.

TORONTO – Ken-Yon Rambo is getting another chance in the CFL.

TORONTO – Joey Elliott has been recognized for his stellar 2012 debut with the CFL’s offensive player of the week award.
Sunday’s Games

VANCOUVER – When Jabar Westerman first took the field in training camp in June, he stood out for how little he said.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – There is a report that a Birmingham, Ala. high school has let go former CFL player Trevis Smith after learning about his conviction for aggravated sexual assault in Canada in 2007.
Saturday’s Games

EDMONTON – Edmonton Eskimos offensive co-ordinator Marcus Crandell received a huge gift this week when the CFL’s leading rusher unexpectedly showed up on his roster — but it’s one with complications.

Thursday’s Games

EDMONTON – Edmonton Eskimos offensive co-ordinator Marcus Crandell received a huge gift this week when the CFL’s leading rusher unexpectedly showed up on his roster — but it’s one with complications.