It’s an October Canadian Football League game with some serious preseason vibes. Oh sure, let’s make this clear from the top: the 90 players who take the field for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Montreal Alouettes this afternoon at Princess Auto Stadium will be in all-in mode.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Chris Streveler left his team’s game against the Montreal Alouettes on Saturday afternoon at Princess Auto Stadium with an apparent injury.

Football executives, players and fans in Manitoba are reacting to the announcement by the CFL of major changes the league hopes will make the game more entertaining for fans — including a shortened field and a modification of that Canadian quirk,

Is Greg Bell a must-start in the final week of CFL Fantasy presented by ToonieBet? Check out CFL.ca's Brandon C. Williams' final Start vs. Sit of 2025.

CFL Commissioner Stewart Johnston discusses why he believes the newly announced changes set to take place with the 2026 season will bring more fans to the CFL, putting an emphasis on touchdowns and overall higher scoring games. CFL commissioner Stewart Johnston hopes he's trading field goals for touchdowns.

Mike O’Shea doesn’t want to make the same mistake twice. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach is resting a number of starters for Saturday’s final regular-season game at home against the Montreal Alouettes.

Brian Dobie says he and many others were left shocked on Monday, when the Canadian Football League announced dramatic changes to its field, and to its rule book.

Dedrick Mills is in the running for more than just the Canadian Football League’s rushing title. The Calgary Stampeders running back is also up for the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player — that after being nominated for the award by the local chapter of the Football Reporters of Canada and the team’s coaching staff.