TORONTO – The CFL has ratified its collective bargaining agreement with the CFL Players’ Association.
The league’s board of governors accepted the five-year deal during a conference call Friday.
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The move comes after the CFLPA voted to accept the contract Thursday night.
Under terms of the agreement, the salary cap in the first year will increase to $5 million. The CFL operated with a $4.4-million cap in 2013.
The salary cap will increase $50,000 annually over the term of the deal.
With both sides having signed off on the agreement, the ’14 regular season will kick off June 26 as originally scheduled.
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