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CFL balls are photographed at the Winnipeg Blue Bombers stadium in Winnipeg on May 24, 2018. CFL teams will have one less Global player in 2021 but access to five-player taxi squads when they resume play later this summer. The CFL's board of governors voted in favour Monday of kicking off a 14-game schedule starting Aug. 5 after the league cancelled plans for an abbreviated 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But a big part of that was the CFL and CFL Players' Association agreeing to an amended collective-bargaining agreement last week, which the union ratified Wednesday night before th...

The CFL has cleared two more hurdles in its quest to return to the field in 2021.An official with the Public Health Agency of Canada told The Canadian Press the federal government has received the . . .

The CFL has cleared two more hurdles in its quest to return to the field in 2021.An official with the Public Health Agency of Canada told The Canadian Press the federal government has received the . . .

April 23, 2021 - 12:46 PM Dwayne Mandrusiak is back in football. Mandrusiak joined the CFL Players' Association on Friday as an equipment safety adviser. He was let go in September by the Edmonton Football Team after 49 years as the franchise's equipment manager. "I am excited to join the CFLPA to support the Association’s proactive approach to equipment safety and to advocate for safer equipment on behalf of players," Mandrusiak said in a statement. "The players are the most important part of the game and they deserve to be as safe as possible on game days." The Edmonton...

The announcement prompted many fans in Canada to voice concerns on social media about how a partnership could negatively impact the Canadian game. CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie said Wednesday talks with the XFL have dealt with the financial logistics of a partnership and how they might work and not about such things as rules or field size. "Right now, it's trying to understand how working together could lead to a better outcome for both leagues," Ambrosie said. "There's a lot of heavy lifting that has to be done to try to understand what the possibilities are. "Right now we're trying to und...