Geo Hopkins to step down after 55 years with the Stampeders
George "Geo" Hopkins will step down as the Stampeders' equipment manager at the end of the season, closing a 55-year run that began as a ball boy in 1972.
Elks one win from hosting West Final as Alberta's playoff picture takes shape
Edmonton needs one win from its last two games to finish first in the West and host the Western Final on Nov. 7, with a home playoff game at Commonwealth Stadium already locked up.
Paredes to retire at season’s end after 15 seasons with Stampeders
Stampeders kicker René Paredes will retire at the end of the 2026 season after 15 years with Calgary.
Stampeders nominate Paredes for Jake Gaudaur Veterans' Award
Rene Paredes is Calgary's nominee for the 2026 Jake Gaudaur Veterans' Award after 15 seasons of on-field excellence and community leadership.
Hutchings returns as Stampeders lock up All-CFL defensive anchor through 2028
Jaylon Hutchings is headed back to Calgary after a brief NFL stint, giving the Stampeders an All-CFL defensive lineman who recorded eight sacks and earned league-wide recognition in 2025. The reunion strengthens a defence already expected to be among the CFL's toughest in 2026.
Stampeders bring football focus to annual Fanfest at McMahon Stadium
The Calgary Stampeders will welcome fans back to McMahon Stadium on Saturday for the club’s annual Fanfest celebration, featuring player autographs, on-field activities and a growing focus toward the upcoming 2026 CFL season.
Wranglers Fall 5-2 in Henderson as Road Trip Continues on Grey Cup Sunday
The Calgary Wranglers dropped Game 2 of their long road trip, falling 5-2 to the Henderson Silver Knights on Sunday afternoon. After trailing 4-0 heading into the third, Calgary surged late with goals from William Strömgren and Rory Kerins but couldn’t complete the comeback. Rookie goalie Owen Say made 28 saves, while Carter Hart stopped 12 for Henderson. The Wranglers leave Nevada with a weekend split and continue their 10-game swing Tuesday in Bakersfield.