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Lions scoop up Argos' castoff Shell
After a 6-12 season, the Toronto Argonauts figured to make sweeping changes. Lin-J Shell, the newest B.C. Lion, just never figured he would be among the departures at the end of Scott Milanovich's broom...
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Toronto Argonauts quarterback Ricky Ray has been reunited with one of his favourite targets: wide receiver Jason Barnes.
Peyton Manning
Super Bowl XLVI is in the books, but the circus remains in Indianapolis for the Colts - at least until Peyton Manning's expected exit strategy plays out before the Andrew Luck era begins.
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One year later, Dave Duerson's family still coping
On Friday, a mother and her four children will drive to South Bend, Ind., to place flowers by a mausoleum.
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Roughriders finally looking ahead
Looking back, it is evident that the Saskatchewan Roughriders failed to look ahead.
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Mark Estelle's future with Als cloudy
Veteran cornerback Mark Estelle, who missed the final half of the 2011 season with a serious knee injury, said he's well on the way to making a full recovery and plans on resuming his career.
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B.C. Lions Jamall Lee retires early
The talk Jamall Lee had with Wally Buono last week was not much different from one the general manager of the B.C. Lions had with himself out his own future, which is why the third-year non-import didn't get a fight when he told the CFL team he was retiring.
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CFL free-agent frenzy begins Wednesday
Circumstances will dictate how deeply the Saskatchewan Roughriders dive into the CFL's pool of free agents.
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Marc Parenteau signs with Argonauts
Marc Parenteau wasn't a CFL free agent for very long.
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Blue Bombers sign quarterback Alex Brink
Import quarterback Alex Brink has decided not to test Canadian Football League free agency, re-signing with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
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Stampeders don't have big holes to fill
There's a profound difference in the way Calgary Stampeders coach and general manager John Hufnagel is approaching Wednesday's opening of free agency, compared to this time last year.
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Stamps not expected to make a splash in free agency
There's a profound difference in the way Calgary Stampeders coach and general manager John Hufnagel is approaching Wednesday’s opening of free agency, compared to this time last year.
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Tigers' star Etem joins elite group
With the return of the Western Hockey League to Victoria, those expecting a constant barrage of blinding flashiness on Blanshard Street from future NHL stars have perhaps been mildly underwhelmed. But that certainly wasn't the case in October when Emerson Etem of the Medicine Hat Tigers, the complete package of strength and speed, roared through Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre to score five goals in a two-game set against the Royals.
