The CFL has been working hard to salvage some sort of season in 2020. Arash Madani has the latest on what the league is doing and the challenges it still has to face.

As the CFL continues its pursuit to receive up to $150 million in federal funding, one of the league’s supporters in the federal government made clear what is foremost required to receive that financial assistance.

As Randy Ambrosie prepares to present Ottawa with the CFL’s case for receiving up to $150 million in federal government funding later Thursday, behind the scenes the league’s latest lobbying efforts have been to focus on Members of Parliament with positive connections to the league.

While the Canadian Football League went public Tuesday about its request for up to $150 million from Ottawa, the CFL actually began the process of getting federal government funding back on April 2.

Like the rest of us, Christine Sinclair says she "desperately" misses sports, and misses waking up on weekend mornings to watch the Premier League.

Canada's Bianca Andreescu won't lose any ranking points as a result of withdrawing from the BNP Paribas Open.

Chris Jones is no longer on the Cleveland Browns coaching staff, a year after leaving the CFL and a dual head coach/general manager role with the Saskatchewan Roughriders.