TORONTO (October 31, 2026) – The Canadian Football League (CFL) Division Finals presented by Wegovy® are set with four teams vying for a spot in the 113th Grey Cup.
Eastern Final: November 7 at 3 p.m. ET | WPG at MTL Western Final: November 7 at 6:30 p.m. ET | BC at EDM
The victors will meet in the 113th Grey Cup, at McMahon Stadium on Sunday, November 15, at 6 p.m. ET/5 p.m. MT. The championship features the Bud Light Grey Cup Halftime Show headlined by Riley Green, Sarah McLachlan performing the national anthem, a special pre-game performance from Blue Rodeo’s Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor, and James Barker Band in the SiriusXM Grey Cup Kickoff Show. Coverage will be available across Canada on TSN, CTV, RDS, Crave and internationally on CFL+. Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.
From November 11 to 15, the Cenovus Energy 2026 Grey Cup Festival will feature a full slate of free and ticketed events celebrating football, music and community spirit. Fans can look forward to concerts, family-friendly activities, cultural showcases and a chance to get closer to the Grey Cup than ever before. For more information, visit greycupfestival.ca.
The competing teams manage media accreditation during the Grey Cup Playoffs. Participation may be subject to CFL approval.
POSTSEASON RECORDS – GREY CUP PLAYOFFS
Montreal | 42-37 (.532)Edmonton | 60-47 (.561)BC | 25-37 (.403)Winnipeg | 69-53-2 (.565)
EASTERN FINAL
Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Montreal Alouettes
Percival Molson Stadium
Saturday, November 7 at 3 p.m. ET
Canadian broadcast: TSN1, TSN3, CTV, Crave and RDS
US/International broadcast: CFL+
NEED TO KNOW
Eastern Final appearances: Winnipeg (12), Montreal (38).The two teams have met once in the Eastern Final in 2000: WPG 24 – MTL 35Montreal will be making a fifth straight appearance in the Division Final.Montreal last hosted the Division Final in 2024.The two teams met last season in the Eastern Semi-Final: MTL 42 – WPG 33.The Blue Bombers are 25-34 (.424) as the visiting team in the Grey Cup Playoffs, while the Alouettes are 29-11 (.725) at home.Since 1973, the Eastern Final host is 33-17 (.660) in a single-game elimination format.The teams split the season series.Playoff records:Head coaches: Mike O’Shea (8-4) and Jason Maas (7-4).Starting quarterbacks: Dru Brown (1-1) and Davis Alexander (2-0).Season series totals:WPG: Brady Oliveira | 25 carries, 150 rushing yards (6.0 yards per carry), one TDWPG: Ontaria Wilson | 14 catches, 223 receiving yards, three TDsWPG: Trey Vaval | 11 defensive tacklesMTL: Alexander | 697 passing yards, five touchdowns, 70.4 completion percentageMTL: Tyler Snead | 14 catches, 224 receiving yards, three TDsMTL: Tyson Philpot | 18 catches, 294 receiving yards, one TD
WESTERN FINAL
BC Lions at Edmonton Elks
Play Alberta Field at Commonwealth Stadium
Saturday, November 7 at 4:30 p.m. PT/5:30 p.m. MT/6:30 p.m. ET
Canadian broadcast: TSN1, TSN3, TSN 4 and RDS
US/International broadcast: CFL+
Purchase tickets
NEED TO KNOW
Division Final appearances: BC (26) and Edmonton (46).Seven previous meetings in the Western Final (EDM 5 – BC 2). Most recent: 2011 | EDM 23 – BC 40Edmonton last hosted the Western Final in 2015.The Lions are 11-28 (.282) as the visiting team in the Grey Cup Playoffs, while Edmonton is 39-16 (.709) at home.Since 1972, the Western Final host is 32-20 (.615).The teams split the season series.Playoff records:Head coaches: Buck Pierce (2-1) and Mark Kilam (0-0)Starting quarterbacks: Nathan Rourke (3-2) and Cody Fajardo (3-3).Season series standouts:BC: Rourke | Week 5 | 320 passing yards, one TD, 75.0 completion percentageBC: Keon Hatcher Sr. | nine catches, 175 receiving yards, one TD BC: Jackson Findlay | 13 defensive tackles, one interceptionEDM: Fajardo | 677 passing yards, four TDs, 69.3 completion percentageEDM: Austin Mack | 12 catches, 180 receiving yards (15 yards per catch), one TDEDM: Justin Rankin | 30 touches, 174 yards from scrimmage