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Mitchell threw for 450 yards and five touchdowns to lead Hamilton past Calgary 42-20 on Friday night.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers won their eighth straight game, defeating the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Friday night.

Goveia spent the last 10 seasons with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, most recently as senior assistant general manager and director of player personnel.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are coming off a 55-27 victory over the Edmonton Elks on Friday night.

The Bombers have a long list of free agents this off-season and a number of their staff members are up for other jobs.

Hamilton hosts Calgary on Friday night in a battle between two non-playoff teams.

The Blue Bombers can clinch first place to host the Western Final for the fourth straight year with a win or a tie against the Argos on Friday.

In order to clinch a post-season berth this week, the Lions not only need a win, but some help around the league.

Winnipeg’s eight points is tied for third in the West Division with the Calgary Stampeders, who are on a bye week. Hamilton is at the bottom of the CFL standings.

Different running back, same result for Jarious Jackson and the Edmonton Elks. Justin Rankin ran for 108 yards and three touchdowns to power Edmonton to its third straight win, a 47-22 decision over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday night. Javon Leake ran for 266 yards and four TDs on 33 carries (8.1-yard average) over the first two wins but...

Hudson Card was one of 10 negotiation-list players revealed Wednesday by the Edmonton Elks on Wednesday.

The Montreal Alouettes showed the Tiger-Cats why they are the defending champions after beating Hamilton 33-16 at Tim Hortons Field.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats improved to 2-5 on the Canadian Football League season after a lopsided win over the winless Edmonton Elks.

Edmonton's interim head coach confirmed the team's 26-year-old Canadian-born backup quarterback will start Saturday's game.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers won their third straight game, beating the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 26-23 in front of a sellout crowd at Princess Auto Stadium Friday night.

After starting the season 0-5 the Hamilton Tiger-Cats won their first game of the year in the CFL by beating the Toronto Argonauts.

A mistake-prone start and problems with penalties hampered the Hamilton Tiger-Cats as they suffered another loss against the Montreal Alouettes.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats enter their bye week at 0-5 following a lopsided loss against the visiting B.C. Lions.

The Tiger-Cats improved to 2-5.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have parted ways with special teams coordinator Paul Boudreau following the team's fourth straight loss to start the season.