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For the first time in 101 years, there will not be a Grey Cup winner.
And for the first time in 102 years, there won’t even be a CFL season.
The Canadian Football League cancelled plans for shortened play in a hub city, after failing to get a loan from the feds.
Dave is joined by Postmedia national sports columnist Dan Barnes to discuss why the feds turned down the league, whether we’ll see a 2021 season, and what this says about the health of the league and football in Canada.
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