Commissioner Randy Ambrosie continues to work with the federal government, but isn't banking on CFL-specific funding to help the league through the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Montreal Alouettes quarterback was hoping to build on momentum they sparked in 2019 this May, but with COVID-19 delaying the start of the CFL season, he is instead taking calls from worried teammates. Adams is learning new ways to lead and sees the value of being the guy teammates turn to. Matthew Scianitti writes.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are getting back on the practice field. Beginning Thursday, the team will be able to open up IG Field to resume practising and training.

Regina Mayor Michael Fougere said the idea of Regina being a hub city for the Canadian Football League would be "great" as long as the province’s chief medical officer approves any plan put forth by the league and the city gets the necessary support for the plan.

Marv Luster, who was a six-time CFL all-star with the Toronto Argonauts and won a Grey Cup with the Montreal Alouettes, has died. He was 82 years old. The Argonauts confirmed Luster's passing Monday.

Jordan Williams isn't allowing the COVID-19 pandemic dampen his enthusiasm of starting his pro football career with the B.C. Lions. The six-foot, 232-pound linebacker was the first player taken in last month's CFL draft.

An American developmental football league wants to help CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie out. Brian Woods, the CEO of The Spring League, has approached Ambrosie about a partnership. Woods is offering an opportunity for some CFL teams to practise with and play against Spring League squads in September in a condensed format he says has proven beneficial to his operation.