On Dec. 12, the Grey Cup returns to the city of Hamilton, a tradition that dates back for more than a hundred years.

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Jeremiah Masoli threw for 338 yards, three touchdowns and added one rushing as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats dominated the Toronto Argonauts 64-14 in CFL action Saturday at BMO Field.

Derel Walker may be new to the Toronto Argonauts organization, but he has already defined the identity of his new team, using one word.

The Grey Cup arrived on Tuesday in Toronto, which will host the big game. But with only five days left, thousands of tickets remain unsold.

The Canadian opera group, the Tenors, will be looking to get back in Canada's good books when they sing the Canadian national anthem this Sunday at the 104th Grey Cup game in Toronto.

Harold Mah figured the Toronto Argonauts would win the Grey Cup more than two weeks ago. “Once the Argos entered the playoffs, we were already in discussion about a parade,” Mah said. He is the event support manager for the City of Toronto. For the most part, Mah said, plans for a Grey Cup parade have been organized for the past two weeks.

Most wouldn’t put a price tag on a national celebration like the Canadian Football League has done.