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TORONTO — Shawn Oakman may have found his next CFL home, in Edmonton. TSN’s Dave Naylor is reporting that Oakman has signed with the Elks. The defensive lineman was released by the Toronto Argonauts on June 11, after spending the last three years in Double Blue. RELATED» Argos release defensive lineman Shawn Oakman» AMSOIL Power Rankings: See

TORONTO — Going into Week 4, we wondered what the Montreal Alouettes’ clash with the Toronto Argonauts might do to these rankings. An in-control Als team squashed those questions with a 30-20 win that left Argos’ head coach Ryan Dinwiddie saying that his team made it too easy for their opponent. The Als’ win, paired

Back in the day, Dave Dickenson studied molecular biology at the University of Montana. A three-time academic all-American, the Calgary Stampeders’ head coach/general manager graduated with a 3.84 average out of a possible 4.00. Clearly accustomed to academic rigour, Dickenson did not shy away this spring when it came to studying for the Canadian citizenship

OTTAWA — It didn’t come easy, but the Ottawa REDBLACKS ended their long-running winless drought against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Sunday night at TD Place Stadium. Not having defeated the Hamiltonians since the 2018 postseason, Dru Brown and the REDBLACKS snatched a late victory courtesy of Lewis Ward‘s game-winning field goal to come out with

CALGARY — Demerio Houston‘s first game against his former team could not have ended any better for the defensive back. The veteran came away with a game-defining interception in overtime to give the Calgary Stampeders a chance to leave with a 22-19 win against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Canada Day Weekend. It was a

TORONTO — The Toronto Argonauts and Montreal Alouettes both went into their Week 4 encounter with perfect records. That was going to change on Friday night at BMO Field. In a rematch of the 2023 Eastern Final, it was the Alouettes who extended their winning start to the season. A 30-20 victory made it 12

VANCOUVER — Keep Vernon Adams Jr. protected and he shall deliver. The BC Lions relied on their quarterback to lead them to a win once more as they came out on top in a back-and-forth 24-21 affair with the Edmonton Elks on Thursday at BC Place. BC’s offensive line didn’t allow a single sack, allowing

It’s hard to believe, but once again we have reached the Canada Day long weekend as Week 4 of the CFL season hits and as usual the storylines are deep and nuanced. The CFL is never short on drama and it certainly knows how to surprise even the most locked in fans and analysts. A

VANCOUVER — The BC Lions listed quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. as questionable on their Tuesday injury report for their game on Thursday against the Edmonton Elks. The Lions listed Adams’ issue as an abdominal. Bob Marjanovich, the Lions’ play-by-play voice said that head coach Rick Campbell cited the odds that Adams plays on Thursday as

TORONTO — Every time a rookie gets a chance to showcase his talents, everyone pays attention. That’s because we don’t have a lot to go by other than college tape and CFL Combine presented by New Era data when analyzing these young players. Which means that when a wide receiver like Ajou Ajou shows up

SASKATCHEWAN – After the first meeting between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Hamilton Tiger-Cats this season was a nail-biting affair decided by just three points, the home team did not want to re-live the come-from-behind victory the week before. Instead, the Riders led from start to finish, leading by as many as three scores in the

TORONTO — It’s safe to say both offences did some damage in the Toronto Argonauts’ 39-36 victory over the Edmonton Elks at BMO Field on Saturday. A back-and-forth affair which featured five lead changes and went down to the wire also certainly delivered on entertainment. Despite having himself a day in his return to the

WINNIPEG — The BC Lions may have been the road team, but that didn’t stop them from showing out on Friday night. Vernon Adams Jr. threw for over 390 yards and tallied two passing touchdowns to defeat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in a 26-24 win at Princess Auto Stadium. The Blue Bombers were looking for

MONTREAL — The Montreal Alouettes raised a championship banner before bringing down the house Thursday night. Cody Fajardo led an explosive offence, with help from a strong Als front, to defeat the Ottawa REDBLACKS 47-21 win at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium. The reigning Grey Cup champions bookended the 2024 home opener with two 17-point quarters.

MONTREAL — The rejuvenated Ottawa REDBLACKS won’t have to travel far for their first road game of the season when they head to Montreal to take on the Alouettes on Thursday night. Ottawa carries momentum into the game after an impressive Week 2 win over Winnipeg. Not short on confidence, Montreal looks to move to

The reason why we use the “football is a game of inches” cliché all the time is a simple one: it’s because in just about every game, the result comes down to inches. There are many images that stick out from the Ottawa REDBLACKS 23-19 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers beyond all the rain.

TORONTO — The more weeks go by, the more meaningful the evidence on the field becomes. It’s only Week 2 but it’s possible to start projecting what some players are going to be able to do over the entire 2024 season. It seems to be the case with Bo Levi Mitchell, who has now two

HAMILTON — The Saskatchewan Roughriders rallied and ultimately roared against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for a second comeback win in as many weeks. The Green and White won the Ticats home opener 33-30 on the final play with a 43-yard field goal from Brett Lauther. Saskatchewan improves to 2-0, while Hamilton falls to 0-2 to start