CFL Festival Fun

Tens of thousands of loud and proud Canadian football fans packed the Rogers Centre on Sunday to watch the Toronto Argonauts host the Calgary Stampeders in the historic 100th Grey Cup.

The oddsmakers may have the Calgary Stampeders as slight favourites in Sunday’s 100th Grey Cup, but Mayor Rob Ford has his own prediction.

They are two boys from Ontario, who grew up about 300 kilometres from each other.

Cy Addley was 12 when he went to his first Grey Cup.

The CFL and Calgary Stampeders have reached a compromise on Quick Six.

A number of road closures are planned for the downtown core over the coming days as Grey Cup fever officially takes over the city.

It was hardly a Royal welcome for the Stampeders' mascot as officials at the Royal York Hotel refused to let him in to the building. But just after 1 p.m., officials at the hotel changed their mind and decided to keep with Grey Cup tradition.

The Calgary Stampeders may have their lucky mascot Quick Six at the Grey Cup after all.

As the Calgary Stampeders slogged through traffic to their hotel from Pearson Airport to begin the hectic business of Grey Cup week, the Toronto Argonauts were having a love-in with their fans at a downtown rally.

Theportly mayors of Calgary and Toronto are betting their weight on Sunday’s 100th Grey Cup game in Toronto.

The Toronto Argonauts' stunning loss to the Calgary Stampeders in the 1971 Grey Cup prompted tears in front of the television from the boy who would eventually become Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

The CFL is initiating another Grey Cup tradition.

The Canadian Football League is offering a diverse mix of performers for the halftime show of the 100th Grey Cup.