The Grey Cup is returning to Vancouver. The 2014 Grey Cup will be played at B.C. Place, a league source requesting anonymity said Thursday. The announcement is expected to be made official Friday at a news conference in Vancouver.
The Toronto Argonauts have won the 100th Grey Cup, beating the Calgary Stampeders 35-22 in front of a boisterous crowd of more than 52,000 in downtown Toronto.
The Toronto Argonauts have won the 100th Grey Cup, beating the Calgary Stampeders 35-22 in front of a boisterous crowd of more than 52,000 in downtown Toronto.
Toronto is in full-blown Grey Cup mode as the city entertains thousands of CFL fans who have descended on the city ahead of Sunday’s hotly-anticipated match-up between the Toronto Argonauts and the Calgary Stampeders.
Southern Ontario remains a challenge for the CFL, but commissioner Mark Cohon says the league will provide financial assistance to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats next season while their new stadium is built.
It speaks to the amazing year Canadian Carly Rae Jepsen has had that her huge upcoming gig at the Grey Cup in front of more than 52,000 fans doesn't even rank as her biggest yet.
They are two boys from Ontario, who grew up about 300 kilometres from each other.
But the distance is galactic between the two acts that will bookend the Grey Cup halftime show Sunday -- grizzled folk rocker Gordon Lightfoot and baby-faced former moptopper Justin Bieber.
With her beloved B.C. Lions out of the running for Sunday's Grey Cup, Jenny Brittain won't have a chance to roar her support for the hometown team -- but she still plans to party come game day.
Born in Toronto but representing Calgary Southwest in the House of Commons, Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he’ll be happy with whichever team wins the Grey Cup -- even though he’s cheering for the Stampeders.
