The CFL, NFL and NHL have to decide how hard they are going to crack down on headshots in the game. It is a matter of leadership. The players associations also have to start protecting the victims of dangerous hits as much as they do the aggressor who is trying to avoid a fine or suspension. ...more
Everything else can wait a few weeks because these Olympic games are a once in a lifetime experience for Canadians, a chance to wave the flag and to cheer our athletes on to gold - and not just our hockey teams - but all our athletes. ...more
It seems a virtual certainty that after six years as the owners of the Toronto Argonauts, David Cynamon and Howard Sokolowski will sell the team to David Braley. If this becomes reality, how will this ownership group be judged? ...more
I'm sure a lot of CFL fans are wondering just how many players will be lost to the NFL, but has anything really changed? As always, the challenge for GMs and coaches is to put together the best possible team, made up of some new faces and some returning veterans. ...more
As the year comes to a close, there is just enough time to take one more look at some of the top stories from the 2009 CFL season. Most lists like this contain ten stories but with the way the Grey Cup ended it seems fitting to go with the top 13 from 2009 in the CFL. ...more
For the first time in the modern era the Montreal Alouettes and the Saskatchewan Roughriders will face each other in the Grey Cup Championship. It will be the fifth time in the last ten years that the first place teams advanced to the big game and since 2000 the West has won seven of the nine games. ...more
What does my team have to do to win and get a berth into the Grey Cup Championship? That is the number one question asked this time of year, so here are some observations from the regular season on all four division finalists. ...more
Negotiations have begun between the P.A. and the league to come up with a new collective bargaining agreement before the current one expires prior to the 2010 season. ...more
Glen Suitor provides some notes and observations as the CFL heads into the final week of its regular season. Topics include: playoff scenarios, awards for league leaders, protecting quarterbacks and adjusting the way statistics are kept. ...more
It was arguably the game of the regular season. The Stamps and Riders battled to a 44-44 tie in double overtime. It was a game that had it all, from big catches to big hits and even a little controversy. It was, in a word, a classic, and yet the game was blacked out. ...more
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