It hasn't been easy being a fan of the Lions in 2011, but that hasn't given Keith Whittier any reason to jump ship. Keith has a message for the Lions and other fans as well.

Lions fan Keith Whittier takes time to look at the game from a child's perspective where wins and losses aren't nearly as important after an up and down season for his team.

Eskimos fan Theresa Tsoukalas never dreamed she'd be in Moncton for a game. Last week her and some 15 friends made the trip out East to take in Scotiabank Touchdown Atlantic.

He has felt the wrath of the entire Edmonton Eskimos fanbase, but GM Eric Tillman is confident in his free agency strategy, explains CFL.ca columnist Dave Campbell.

Matthew Cauz examines the Blue Bomber's free agency philosophy, and despite comparisons with the flashier Ticats arrangements, won't discount the Peg for the 2012 season.

With the confetti cleaned up in BC Place and the 2011 season in the books, Matt Cauz looks ahead to 2012 and talks about about the needs and wants of each team.

In our latest CFL.ca columnist prediction for the 99th Grey Cup, Matt Cauz is choosing style over swagger - Lions over Bombers - on Sunday afternoon in Vancouver.

On behalf of the CFL Board of Governors, the teams and everyone at the Canadian Football League, Commissioner Mark Cohon wishes the fans the best of the holiday season.

Welcome to the 2011 CFL season! At this time of the year, I’m as excited as you are about having the chance to see the great game of CFL football once again.

CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon offers his thanks to the many people who helped make the 98th Grey Cup Championship a success, especially the great fans of the CFL.

If history is any indication of what is to come, then expect plenty of action from Tiger-Cats Vice-President of Football Operations Bob O'Billovich on draft day.

With eight weeks of CFL footbal over and done with, CFL.ca's Trevor Hardy provides an update on the 2011 Power Rankings, and how they've fared in comparison to actual results.

Most fans of the CFL will agree that, to win on a regular basis, a team must have good quarterbacking.But what exactly is good quarterbacking? CFL.ca's Trevor Hardy explains.

In this week's installment of Ask the Ref, Tom Higgins takes an in-depth look at some interesting flag stats and also wishes everyone a very safe and happy Halloween.

This is a critical time for teams as they grind towards the playoffs. Injuries, depth, and momentum are key factors as contenders try to peak at the right time, explains Tom Higgins.

With the playoffs rapidly approaching, and teams jostling for positions, October has proven to be the most intense time of the year for CFL fans and officials alike.

They'll have no love for each other once July arrives, but in the off-season, opponents can put the gridiron animosity aside for the greater good, and work out under the same roof.

Offensive lineman Mike Filer, not originally an invitee of the CFL E-Camp, marshaled that determination to become a last minute addition to the roster.

An arms race worthy of the Cold War has escalated offensive firepower in the CFL East, but the Als appear to be strengthening the defensive bunkers on their own terms.

As the B.C. Lions say goodbye to Empire Field, Jim Mullin shares some of his favourite moments at Empire including how his old seats ended up in the B.C. Football Hall of Fame.

December and January have proven to be an exciting time for CFL fans, but with free agency just over one month away, the fun hasn't even started yet.

With Scotiabank Labour Day Weekend set to kick off the second half of the season, CFL.ca's Richard Obrand examines four stories to keep an eye on from now until November.

All the signs that indicate another CFL season is upon us have appeared. Check out Richard Obrand's Top 10 things to look for during the 2011 season to see what they are.

More than just the coaching staff has changed for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Rod Pedersen takes a look ahead to the 2012 Canadian Football League season.

In this free agency edition of MMQB, Andy Fantuz plays into the continued culture change in Hamilton while last year’s two non-playoff teams weren’t willing to stand pat either.

In this special edition of Monday Morning Quarterback, Steinberg recaps the 99th Grey Cup and believes that the Lions are well deserving of their prize.

Find out why Pat Steinberg has predicted the BC Lions as victorious over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in a heated battle for the 99th Grey Cup.

While other teams have taken a more aggressive approach to free agency, the Calgary Stampeders have focused on strengthening the team in house.