The Calgary Stampeders listed quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell as their starter for their Labour Day Classic matchup against the Edmonton Eskimos. Mitchell was activated off the six-game injured list on Thursday and took reps with the first team offence.

Hamilton Tiger-Cats wide receiver Luke Tasker's injuries are "not too concerning" and he should be fine after the coming bye week according to TSN's Matthew Scianitti.

Brett Lauther's 26-yard field goal as time expired gave the Saskatchewan Roughriders a thrilling 19-17 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Sunday. Lauther kicked three field goals in a game dominated by both defences.

For 10 seasons Chris Van Zeyl made the trip to Hamilton and into hostile territory as a member of the hated Toronto Argonauts. But on Monday, Van Zeyl will line up at right tackle for the Tiger-Cats in the annual showdown between the two arch rivals.

The Denver Broncos has claimed former Ottawa Redblacks receiver and returner Diontae Spencer off waivers, according to multiple reports.

Former Edmonton Eskimos wide receiver Duke Williams has accepted a practice roster spot with the Buffalo Bills, one day after final roster cuts. Former Calgary Stampeders linebacker Alex Singleton has also accepted a practice roster spot, with the Philadelphia Eagles, according to a report from NJ.com's Mike Kaye.

Running back James Wilder Jr. is listed as the Toronto Argonauts' starting running back ahead of their Labour Day Classic against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

Defence wins championships. It's a saying sports fans hear all the time. Well, with Labour Day weekend jump-starting the second half of the CFL season, this is where the saying gets its definition. Matthew Scianitti caught up with four of the league's best to discuss why the tone of the game is always set on the defensive end.

Despite long-term injuries, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are the East's best after 10 games, and it isn't just because of a couple of key players stepping up, but rather the fact that new head coach Orlondo Steinauer wanted every one of his 46 players to know what they bring to the table and every play relies on total team unity.

Former Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Samuel Eguavoen has made the Miami Dolphins' 53-man roster ahead of the NFL regular season.

In a season where so much has gone right for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, facing their biggest rival in back-to-back games without their two best offensive players is the biggest challenge the Blue Bombers have faced so far this season. Dave Naylor writes.