Canadian Football League

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Canadian Football League

The Canadian Football League (CFL) is the premier professional Canadian football organization, consisting of nine teams split between East and West divisions. Headquartered in Toronto, it represents the highest level of Canadian football worldwide, featuring a distinct style of play and rules that differentiate it from other football leagues.

The CFL is notable for its deep cultural significance in Canada and its role as a key platform for professional football in the country. Its championship game, the Grey Cup, is one of Canada's most-watched annual sporting events, drawing national attention and celebrating a tradition dating back over a century.

Recently, the league has been in the news due to the conclusion of its season and the Grey Cup championship. Multiple reports highlighted former NFL players achieving success in the CFL, including a former Steelers draft pick and ex-Packers players winning the title. The Saskatchewan Roughriders' return home with the Grey Cup was covered by various outlets, showing fan celebrations in Regina and underscoring the event's community impact.

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