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Country star Riley Green to headline Grey Cup halftime show in Calgary

The CFL has announced its performer for this year's Bud Light Grey Cup Halftime Show and it is five-time ACM Award Winner and four-time CMA Award Winner, Riley Green. Sarah McLachlan will sing O Canada, Blue Rodeo’s Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor are tapped for a special pre-game performance and James Barker Band is set for the SiriusXM Grey Cup Kickoff Show.


CFL moving closer to approving Quebec City expansion

The CFL has moved a step closer to expanding into Quebec City. On Wednesday, TVA’s Stephane Turcot reported that a potential franchise owner received unanimous conditional approval from the league’s board of governors earlier this month. TSN's Dave Naylor has more.


Bombers' QB Collaros to miss Week 17 due to head injury

The Blue Bombers have ruled QB Zach Collaros out against Argonauts on Friday Night Football. Collaros left the Banjo Bowl game against the Roughriders on September 12th in the third quarter with an head injury. Dru Brown will start for Winnipeg.


Hot or Not: Don't count out the Stampeders just yet

The Stampeders survived a scare against the winless Redblacks on Saturday to move to 6-8 on the season. Can we count Calgary out in the playoff race? Did the Elks' loss to Argos have more to do with their own unforced errors? Are the Blue Bombers still a contender even with Dru Brown starting at quarterback? TSN CFL analyst Duane Forde has the answers in Montana's Hot or Not.


CFL: Redblacks 38, Stampeders 40

A 62-yard field goal by Rene Paredes, the longest of his career, with two seconds remaining gave the Stampeders a win over the Redblacks on Saturday. Ottawa became just the second team in CFL history to start a season with 13 straight losses.


CFL: Elks 19, Argonauts 24

Chad Kelly threw for 373 yards and two touchdowns as the Argos held off the Elks to clinch a playoff spot and snap Edmonton's four-game win streak on Saturday. Ralph Holley had a fumble return touchdown and Tarvarus McFadden sealed Toronto's victory with an interception in the end zone with 19 seconds remaining.


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