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The BC Lions won the 94th Grey Cup by defeating the Montreal Alouettes 25 to 14. This was the third meeting between the two teams this season, with a similar outcome to the previous matches - a BC victory. For the Lions it was their …
WINNIPEG (CP) - One day after Winnipeg played host to a successful Grey Cup party, dozens of workers spent the day Monday cleaning up and winterizing Canad Inns Stadium while inside, Blue Bomber executives counted the money.
Paul McCallum kicked a record-tying six field goals as the BC Lions defeated Montreal 25-14 to win the fifth Grey Cup in fran …
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers didn’t play in Sunday’s Grey Cup but they still came away winners. Team president and CEO Lyle Bauer says the team likely made between $2 million and $3 million from hosting the event.
WINNIPEG - The Canadian Forces is proudly supporting the Grey Cup Festival’s key activities on November 18 and 19. Canadian Forces participation is as follows:
The B.C. Lions are taking home the Grey Cup after Sunday’s game, but event hosts the Winnipeg Blue Bombers were also counting themselves as winners of the successful event.
The B.C. Lions are taking home the Grey Cup after Sunday’s championship game, but the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, which hosted the big event, was also counting itself as a winner after putting on what organizers called a successful event.
BC slaughtered Montreal 25-14 to win the Grey Cup, and then promptly broke it. Pssht. Way to go, Lions. Today in War: Kissinger says a victory in Iraq is “not possible “, but Bush has no plans on bringing the troops home just yet, …
More aggravating than a fragile cup, is that Paul McCallum managed to win his first Grey Cup with BC, instead of with the Riders. And he kicked 6 FG for the win too. We’ll be seeing Paul in the playoffs again next year, and the Riders …
On the eve of the 20th anniversary of their Grey Cup championship, the Spec looks back at the 1986 Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Tonight, the B.C. Lions and the Montreal Alouettes will meet in the 94th edition of the Grey Cup. CBC’s coverage begins at 5:30 PM.
Two years ago, Dave Dickenson felt the pain of losing a Grey Cup championship
While many are predicting a B.C. Lions win, the Alouettes are certainly capable of putting up a championship-calibre effort
Defensive back Ricky Bell wants to go out on top
The B.C. Lions aren’t planning on allowing the Alouettes’ return men to show their stuff
