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Published Nov 16, 2025 • Last updated 5 minutes ago • 2 minute read
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Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Corey Mace (left) and Montreal Alouettes head coach Jason Maas (right) shake hands before speaking to the media at the Grey Cup head coaches’ media conference in Winnipeg, Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025. The Alouettes and Roughriders are set to to play the 112th Grey Cup on Dec. 16. Photo by David Lipnowski /THE CANADIAN PRESSArticle content
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CUP STILL RUNNETH?
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Remember when the Grey Cup had coverage coast to coast with several pages of comment? Remember when there was a Grey Cup parade on television? Remember when everyone held Grey Cup parties at home? Remember when the CFL was watched by millions on television every week? Remember when the Eskimos were the class of the league? Remember when the CFL tried to expand to the U.S. and how it failed miserably? Remember when players in the CFL were revered by youngsters across Canada? Remember when football cards were as popular as NHL cards? If hearing impaired commissioner Stewart Johnson has his way with the rule changes one might have to remember when the CFL was relevant.
GEORGE COLGAN
(The Grey Cup and the CFL is still relevant to millions of Canadians.)
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DISAPPOINTMENT
Premier Smith has let us down by not living up to her word with regard to the nine Liberal policies that must be repealed. Prime Minister Carney warned us that sacrifices must be made. However, I was not expecting Premier Smith to sacrifice her political career so Prime Minister Carney could save his. How disappointing.
BILL GRANT
(If they get a pipeline built, it might save the bacon of both of them.)
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WHAT GOES AROUND …
Every time I read a letter from someone who is snivelling about Tory MPs “crossing the aisle” to join the Liberals, it just breaks me up. Don’t they recall the infamous Alberta Wildrose Party leader who crossed the floor to join the Alberta Conservatives, so that she would have the opportunity to ram her Fascist, libertarian agenda down Albertan’s throats? What goes around, comes around.
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MARK PATTERSON
(A tale as old as time.)
DEFENCE LUNACY
More Liberal smelly tricks with talk of making civil servants supplements to our military. Who thinks up this nonsense? I see Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan and defence deputy minister Stefanie Beck listed as signees to the directive. Said recruits would receive a one week a year training course in how to handle firearms. OMG save us from this lunacy. Wake up Canada we are being sent down a further path of Liberal intention to erode democracy. Freedom is not free, pay attention please.
VAL SCOFFIELD
(On the one hand, it’s a drop in the bucket. On the other, bureaucrats gaining a first-hand appreciation of Canada’s military may not be a bad thing.)
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