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Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistoryAug 28, 2026
Grey Cup Stolen in Ottawa in 1969
Just weeks after beating Saskatchewan to win it the Ottawa Rough Riders lost the Grey Cup. To thieves. On December 20, 1969, a bandit (or bandits) snatched the Grey Cup trophy from the Riders’ offices at Lansdowne Park. News article in the Ottawa Citizen about the Grey Cup being stolen (22 December 1969). Ottawa police...
1960s in Canadian FootballCFL
Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistoryJun 10, 2026
Alouettes Beat the Rough Riders 1-0 in Lowest Scoring Game in CFL History
Most football fans like a lot of scoring. You really can’t beat seeing two teams going back and forth and lighting up the scoreboard. Of course, a good defensive matchup can still make for some entertaining football now and then. But back in 1966, a game between Montreal and Ottawa redefined the meaning of a...
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1960s in Canadian FootballCFL
Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistoryNov 26, 2025
The Vanier Cup Becomes Canada’s University Football Championship
Universities in Canada have played football since…well…since football has been played in Canada. Teams from the University of Toronto, McGill University, and Queen’s University played what would become Canadian football long before the CFL and professional football ever took hold. In fact, university teams even competed for the Grey Cup in the early years. In...
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1960s in Canadian FootballMcGill University

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