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Rider Pride. It’s absolutely everywhere. Literally, you can’t turn a corner and not see some declaration of it says Rider offensive lineman and Saskatchewan native Kelly Bates.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers plan to have a little more activity from their running backs this season — a strategic shift that’s A-OK with Bombers starter Fred Reid.

The CFL and Winnipeg Football Blue Bombers are mourning the loss of Blue Bomber legend Frank Rigney, who has passed away at the age of 74. 

The CFL is hoping to pick up where it left off when the 2010 regular season kicks off tomorrow with a marquee Grey Cup rematch between the Alouettes and Roughriders.

While the road to the Grey Cup leads to Edmonton in 2010, it hasn’t led through Edmonton in a very long time, soemthing the Esks are hoping to change that this season.

The NFL beckoned but Marc Trestman liked what the future offered him in the CFL. And based on his past performance, it’s hard to argue with the Alouettes head coach.

The CFL announced today a new four-year CBA that revamps the league business model, increases player compensation, and introduces a drug policy.

Ottawa took a major step towards returning the CFL to the nation’s capital on Tuesday as city council voted 15-9 in favour of a redevelopment plan for Landsdowne Park.

Saskatchewan running back Wes Cates is tired of the speculation about whether he is still a front-line tailback and intends to put any doubts to rest in the Riders home opener.

Today the CFL and the CFLPA announced a new Collective Bargaining Agreement that includes a first ever Drug Policy.

Here is a quick backgrounder on the new Collective Bargaining Agreement between the CFL and CFLPA.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that the team has released import defensive back Will Poole.

It’s not surprising that Bombers players aren’t making bold predictions after last season’s 7-11 record, but they have embraced new coach Paul LaPolice and are optimistic about 2010.

In new Argos’ boss Jim Barker’s mind, his job is more than just shoring up the club’s talent base. It also involves changing the team’s psyche and the culture in the dressing room.

He’s heard the talk around the CFL and Paris Jackson isn’t happy. The man with the soft hands and hard-nosed attitude says it’s time to put some growl back into the B.C. Lions.

Blue Bombers head coach Paul LaPolice has told his players he believes they have the ability to compete for the Grey Cup. CFL.ca’s Bob Irving looks at whether or not he’s right.

Dominique Dorsey has a straight-ahead approach to returning punts and kickoffs for the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

There will be no more walking over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats – literally. If your foot touches the team logo on the Ticats’ dressing room carpet it will cost you 25 push-ups.

Stamps fans will have to get used to some new faces in positions where they’d seen the same players for years but Head Coach John Hufnagel is confident going in to 2010.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced today that Thursday’s game against the Montreal Alouettes at Mosaic Stadium has sold out.