Hamilton, Ottawa, Calgary and Winnipeg are competing to play in the 106th Grey Cup championship in Edmonton. Continue reading →

Sunday’s 48-8 bombardment of B.C. will provide the Hamilton Tiger-Cats with an incredible confidence boost as they prepare for their fourth meeting of 2018 against the Ottawa Redblacks. Continue reading →

CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie was planning to talk with the league’s board of governors on Tuesday to discuss some business matters. He’ll be adding one new item to the agenda for discussion. Continue reading →

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats crushed the B.C. Lions 48-8 in the CFL’s Eastern Semifinal and will play in Ottawa next Sunday. The winner will advance to the 106th Grey Cup in Edmonton. Continue reading →

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are going to the Eastern Final in style after mauling the B.C. Lions 48-8 Sunday afternoon at Tim Hortons Field. Continue reading →

When the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and B.C. Lions tangle in the Canadian Football League’s Eastern Semi-Final Sunday afternoon in Steeltown it’s anyone’s game. Continue reading →

On Sunday, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats will try to become the first eastern team to win the CFL’s East Semifinal since 2015. Continue reading →

The CFL and the organization hoping to bring a franchise to Atlantic Canada has launched season ticket drive and name-the-team contest, despite the uncertainty of where the team will play. Continue reading →

Andrew Harris gets the nod as Winnipeg’s nominee for the CFL’s Jake Gaudaur Award and his Blue Bombers’ teammate Matthias Goossen is honoured as the team’s “Good Guy” for the second time in his career. Continue reading →