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This is Labour Day - By Matthew Scianitti

Three heated rivalries go head-to-head as the Blue Bombers and Roughriders, Tiger-Cats and Argonauts, and Elks and Stampeders meet with plenty on the line as the playoff race heats up in the CFL. TSN's Matthew Scianitti highlights what makes these rivalries some of the most anticipated slates of games on the calendar, and what's on the line for each team.


Rourke or Alexander: Who's the best quarterback in the CFL?

This Friday, all eyes will be on Nathan Rourke and Davis Alexander as the two best quarterbacks in the CFL are set to clash in back-to-back meetings. TSN's Henoc Muamba, Dave Naylor, Farhan Lalji, Milt Stegall, Davis Sanchez and Duane Forde all weigh in with their thoughts on who the best quarterback is in the CFL.


Crum first quarterback up as Alouettes ease Alexander back into practice

After Davis Alexander was shaken up and briefly left Friday's game against the Blue Bombers, the Montreal Alouettes gave Dustin Crum the nod as first quarterback up Tuesday in practice. Alexander eventually got some reps with the first team and is expected to make his start Friday against the Lions. TSN's Farhan Lalji has more.


Alouettes QB Alexander seen limping at practice

Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander was limited at practice Tuesday, and was seen limping and wearing a compression sleeve on his right leg. Alexander suffered a lower-right leg injury in Montreal's loss to Winnipeg last Friday.


Hot or Not: Horvath is the biggest reason for the Lions' turnaround this season

Zander Horvath scored four touchdowns in the BC Lions' blowout win over the Ottawa Redblacks on Sunday extending his lead league to 15 total touchdowns while BC improves to five straight wins. After a 1-5 start, is Horvath the biggest reason for the Lions' turnaround this season? CFL analyst Duane Forde shares his thoughts on this and more in this edition of Montana's Hot or Not.


CFL: Lions 45, Redblacks 24

Zander Horvath scored four rushing majors to push the BC Lions over the Ottawa Redblacks and earn a 45-24 victory on Sunday night, extending their win streak to five games. The Lions running back paved the way with 164 yards on 24 carries extending his league lead to 15 total touchdowns.


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