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Saskatchewan Roughriders use bulletin board material to snap Stampeders losing streak (& other thoughts)

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June 21, 2026

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Saskatchewan Roughriders use bulletin board material to snap Stampeders losing streak (& other thoughts)

Canadian receiver Jalen Philpot provided bulletin board material for the Saskatchewan Roughriders — Corey Mace and Kian Schaffer-Baker admitted post-game — as the Green and White went to McMahon Stadium and beat the Calgary Stampeders 40-37 in double overtime. Trevor Harris completed passes to Samuel Emilus, Dhel Duncan-Busby and Schaffer-Baker to set up Tommy Stevens []

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Loonie Politics

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· Jul 3, 2026

Olympians to trade skis and skates for hats and boots in Calgary Stampede parade

CALGARY — A pair of Winter Olympians are set to trade in their skis and skates for hats and boots today as the Calgary Stampede parade kicks off 10 days of western-themed festivities. Medallists and parade marshals Mikael Kingsbury and Courtney Sarault are to lead the procession along the city’s downtown streets. Many Calgarians get [] The post Olympians to trade skis and skates for hats and boots in Calgary Stampede parade appeared first on Loonie Politics.

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· Jun 27, 2026

Riders’ praire blizzard turns into Argonaut dusting (& other thoughts)

The Saskatchewan Roughriders were the road team at home in a game that had weird vibes from the beginning for the team from Regina. The Toronto Argonauts handed the Green and White their first loss in 2026, as 40-34 was the final. Delayed prairie blizzard The Riders hyped up a “prairie blizzard” in the summer, []

Canadian Sport Scene

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· Jun 30, 2026

Jalen Philpot and Quincy Vaughn lead Stampeders to week 4 CFL win

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· Jun 21, 2026

Riders outlast Stamps in overtime to stay unbeaten

The Saskatchewan Roughriders held off the Calgary Stampeders in overtime on Saturday to earn their second win of the season.

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· Jul 3, 2026

WATCH: Calgary Stampede Parade kicks off 2026 season

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Related coverage for "Saskatchewan Roughriders use bulletin board material to snap Stampeders losing streak (& other thoughts)": Loonie Politics — Olympians to trade skis and skates for hats and boots in Calgary Stampede parade. 3DownNation — Riders’ praire blizzard turns into Argonaut dusting (& other thoughts). Canadian Sport Scene — Jalen Philpot and Quincy Vaughn lead Stampeders to week 4 CFL win. CFL.ca — Riders outlast Stamps in overtime to stay unbeaten. Western Standard — WATCH: Calgary Stampede Parade kicks off 2026 season