‘I had an amazing 9 years’: Winnipeg’s Eddie Steele retiring from CFL
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Former Manitoba Bisons defensive tackle Eddie Steele is retiring after nine seasons in the CFL. Continue reading
CFLPA tells players not to report to CFL training camps without new agreement
The CFLPA has instructed its players not to make travel arrangements to attend CFL training camps when they open May 19. Continue reading
Potential Edmonton Eskimos name change is not imminent
The CFL franchise has spent the past couple of years speaking with Inuit leaders and conducting research on the impact of the Eskimos name on the Inuit community. Continue reading
Decision Alberta: Can the UCP gain ground in Edmonton-Meadows with a star candidate?
By Quinn Ohler Anchor/Reporter
The UCP hopes to pick up votes in the riding of Edmonton-Meadows by running the former boss of the Edmonton Eskimos. Continue reading
Former Edmonton Eskimos receiver retires with green and gold
By Morley Scott Sports Anchor/Eskimos play-by-play
The long-time Edmonton Eskimo announced his retirement from the Canadian Football League Tuesday, and he did it as an Eskimo. Continue reading
Both sides say positive tone starts CFL bargaining talks
By Morley Scott Sports Anchor/Eskimos play-by-play
Both sides are calling the negotiations so far positive, productive and professional. Continue reading
Edmonton Eskimos sign veteran defensive tackle Mic’hael Brooks
The Edmonton Eskimos added some depth to the defensive line Tuesday by signing veteran International defensive lineman Mic’heal Brooks. Continue reading
Eskimos’ season-ticket holders speak to CFL commissioner as ‘Randy’s Road Trip’ hits Edmonton
By Morley Scott Sports Anchor/Eskimos play-by-play
The Canadian Football League commissioner refers to it as “Randy’s Road Trip” and on Thursday, the 2019 version landed in Edmonton so he could speak with close to 200 Eskimos season-ticket holders at a downtown Boston Pizza. Continue reading
Edmonton hosts CFL Western Regional Combine
By Morley Scott Sports Anchor/Eskimos play-by-play
Forty-two players took part Monday in Edmonton, trying to earn one of the open spots at the CFL National Combine later this month. Continue reading