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The 2010 Grey Cup Festival announced today that they, in conjunction with Capital Power, will be bringing the Capital Power Zipline to the 2010 Grey Cup Festival. The 520′ long, 80′ high ecotourism adventure will soar above the TELUS StreetFest for the duration of the festival.

The Capital Power Zipline will be supported by the Canadian Military with members of the Armed Forces assisting with the operation of the attraction. The Zipline is free to patrons; however donations for the Edmonton Garrison Military Family Resource Centre will be welcomed.

“Capital Power is excited to be a Platinum Sponsor of the Grey Cup Festival and bring the thrill of the Capital Power Zipline to the 2010 Grey Cup Festival,” says Brian Vaasjo, Capital Power President and CEO. “We are proud of our hometown and the opportunity this event gives up to recognize the contributions of the men and women of the Canadian Forces and raise funds for the Edmonton Garrison Military Family Resource Centre.”

“The Canadian Forces are proud to support this years CFL Grey Cup and truly appreciated the continuing asupport from the City of Edmonton, it’s local communities and organizations such as Capital Power and the Grey Cup Festival,” says Major John Shorten, Community Operations Officer for Land Force Western Area/Joint Task Force West. “We are definitely looking forward to the Grey Cup festivities coming up this November in Edmonton”

Duane Vienneau, 2010 Grey Cup Festival Executive Director also announced today that Churchill Square will be renamed ‘Huddle Town’ for the week leading up to the CFL Championship game as football fans from across the nation gather for the biggest party of the year. The City of Edmonton is providing funding support for the 2010 Grey Cup Festival and Huddle Town.

“The City of Edmonton is thrilled to support the Edmonton 2010 Grey Cup Festival,” says Mayor Stephen Mandel. “Opportunities to host events like the Grey Cup are a great source of pride for Edmontonians, and the 2010 festivities promise to be the best yet. This will bring tremendous excitement to our city and will attract visitors from across the country.”

Joining the ranks of Premier Partner is TELUS with one of the main attractions of Huddle Town being the TELUS StreetFest. The TELUS StreetFest will run down three blocks of 99th Street and will contain an entertainment stage, food vendors, and Partner activations led by the TELUS Fun Zone.

“The 2010 Grey Cup Festival will be an unforgettable experience for not only Edmontonians, but for Canadian football fans across the country. TELUS and our 3,200 team members in Edmonton are thrilled to be a big part of the Grey Cup excitement,” says Andrea Goertz, Vice-President of TELUS Enterprise Services and Strategic Initiatives. “The Grey Cup Festival is a great Canadian tradition and, as Premier Partner, TELUS is committed to making TELUS StreetFest the event you won’t want to miss.”

CAT, City Centre Mall, CN, Nissan, Reebok and Purolator are also sponsoring a number of elements taking place in Huddle Town and throughout the 2010 Grey Cup Festival.

Doug Seath, The CAT Rental Store Corporate Sales and Marketing Manager says, “The CAT Rental Store is proud to be the official equipment supplier of the 2010 Grey Cup. The Grey Cup is truly a Canadian cultural event like no other and we are honoured to participate as a partner with the Grey Cup Festival 2010 and the CFL. We look forward to Edmonton welcoming the rest of the country for what will be the greatest Grey Cup event ever.”

“The 2010 Grey Cup event is like no other,” says Greg Burns, Marketing Manager for Edmonton City Centre. “It truly is a uniquely Canadian event that appeals to all Canadians. As well as the 170 stores and services, the TELUS StreetFest will continue into our mall. This fits into our mandate of making the shopping experience more vibrant, fun and entertaining.”

CN Field will be an attraction that will bring in fans of all different ages. The wading pool in front of City Hall will be converted into a 60’ x 120’ mini football field complete with turf and uprights. Programming and games have been set to appeal to football fans of all ages. The field will be lit so activities can run all day and into the evening. “CN is proud to be a sponsor of the 2010 Grey Cup in Edmonton, home to over one thousand CN employees,” said Michael Cory, Senior Vice President of CN’s Western Region, which is headquartered in the City of Champions. “This promises to be a great celebration of sport, of the City of Edmonton and of the great game of Canadian Football.”

Nissan Ride and Drive is an auto show style set-up where fans are able to test drive a Nissan vehicle. “Nissan Canada’s support of the 2010 Grey Cup in Edmonton reflects the value we see in reaching out to the Canadian football audience,” says Harry Jodoin, Senior Manager. Regional Advertising, Corporate Sponsorships and Events. “Through this partnership, Nissan will deliver even more exhilaration to fans attending the Grey Cup Festival with the opportunity to test drive Nissan vehicle with a CFL Alumni.”

“The entire Reebok Team is very proud to be partners with the CFL and the 2010 Grey Cup Festival in Edmonton,” says Daniel Gervais, VP and General Manager of Reebok Canada. “We know that the City of Edmonton and all it’s citizens will be supporting this great event this is so unique in many ways. We are excited to be involved in what promises to be a fantastic gathering for all Canadians and we look forward to be a part of the festivities that will lead up to the game on Sunday, November 28th.”

“Purolator is proud to be a partner of the 2010 Grey Cup Festival in Edmonton,” says Brian Collins, Purolator Marketing Specialist, Corporate Sponsorship. “As a partner of the CFL and all eight teams, partnering with the Festival is a natural extension for our business and our employees. Intergrating the Purolator Tackle Hunger program in the Grey Cup Parade allows us to further extend the program and continue to help those in need.” Purolator will have their donation boxes set up along the Grey Cup Parade route as well as two trucks in the parade that will be collecting items from parade attendees.

The 2010 Grey Cup Festival will kickoff the evening of Wednesday, November 24th and will run Thursday, November 25th through Saturday, November 27th 11:00am – 8:00pm and Sunday, November 28th 11:00am – 2:00pm.

Congratulations to the Montreal Alouettes 2009 Grey Cup Champions

A very interesting game in which the favored team trailed the entire game but with no time left on the clock the Alouettes took the lead and the Grey Cup!

Damon Duval redeemed himself by kicking a 33 yard field goal. Duvall had just missed a 43 yard attempt but Saskatchewan was penalised for to many men on the field giving Duval another try from 10 yards closer.

The Roughriders led the entire game including 17-3 at the half and 20-10 after the 3rd quarter. In the 4th quarter the Al’s manged to outscore the riders 18-7.

At no point in the game did the Alouettes hold the lead yet they managed to win the game and the Grey Cup with no time left on the clock.

2009 Grey Cup Final Score on scoreboard

Grey Cup Scores

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A list of the scores in the Grey Cup, the championship game of the Canadian Football League:
Only American Team to Win The Grey Cup
First Western Canadian Team to Win The Grey Cup
First Western Canadian Team to Compete for The Grey Cup
1916-1919 — No Game due to World War I

Year Winner Loser Score Location
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2009 Montreal Alouettes Saskatchewan Roughriders 28-27 CalGarry

2008 Calgary Stampeders Montreal Alouettes 22-14 Montreal

2007 Saskatchewan Roughriders Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23-19 Toronto

2006 British Columbia Lions Montreal Alouettes 25-14 Winnipeg

2005 Edmonton Eskimo’s Montreal Alouettes 38-35OT Vancouver

2004 Toronto Argonauts British Columbia Lions 27-19 Ottawa

2003 Edmonton Eskimo’s Montreal Alouettes 34-22 Regina

2002 Montreal Alouettes Edmonton Eskimo’s 25-16 Edmonton

2001 Calgary Stampeders Winnipeg Blue Bombers 27-19 Montreal

2000 British Columbia Lions Montreal Alouettes 28-26 Calgary

1999 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Calgary Stampeders 32-21 Vancouver

1998 Calgary Stampeders Hamilton Tiger-Cats 26-24 Winnipeg

1997 Toronto Argonauts Saskatchewan Roughriders 47-23 Edmonton

1996 Toronto Argonauts Edmonton Eskimos 43-37 Hamilton

1995 Baltimore Stallions Calgary Stampeders 37-20 Saskatchewan

1994 British Columbia Lions Baltimore CFL’s 26-23 Vancouver

1993 Edmonton Eskimos Winnipeg Blue Bombers 33-23 Calgary

1992 Calgary Stampeders Winnipeg Blue Bombers 24-10 Toronto

1991 Toronto Argonauts Calgary Stampeders 36-21 Winnipeg

1990 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Edmonton Eskimos 50-11 Vancouver

1989 Saskatchewan Roughriders Hamilton Tiger-Cats 43-40 Toronto

1988 Winnipeg Blue Bombers British Columbia Lions 22-21 Ottawa

1987 Edmonton Eskimos Toronto Argonauts 38-36 Vancouver

The Grey Cup

1986 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Edmonton Eskimos 39-15 Vancouver

1985 British Columbia Lions Hamilton Tiger-Cats 37-24 Montreal

1984 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Hamilton Tiger-Cats 47-17 Edmonton

1983 Toronto Argonauts British Columbia Lions 18-17 Vancouver

1982 Edmonton Eskimos Toronto Argonauts 32-16 Toronto

1981 Edmonton Eskimos Ottawa Rough Riders 26-23 Montreal

1980 Edmonton Eskimos Hamilton Tiger-Cats 48-10 Toronto

1979 Edmonton Eskimos Montreal Alouettes 17-9 Montreal

1978 Edmonton Eskimos Montreal Alouettes 20-13 Toronto

1977 Montreal Alouettes Edmonton Eskimos 41-6 Montreal

1976 Ottawa Rough Riders Saskatchewan Roughriders 23-20 Toronto

1975 Edmonton Eskimos Montreal Alouettes 9-8 Calgary

1974 Montreal Alouettes Edmonton Eskimos 20-7 Vancouver

1973 Ottawa Rough Riders Edmonton Eskimos 22-18 Toronto

1972 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Saskatchewan Roughriders 13-10 Hamilton

1971 Calgary Stampeders Toronto Argonauts 14-11 Vancouver

1970 Montreal Alouettes Calgary Stampeders 23-10 Toronto

1969 Ottawa Rough Riders Saskatchewan Roughriders 29-11 Montreal

1968 Ottawa Rough Riders Calgary Stampeders 24-21 Toronto

1967 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Saskatchewan Roughriders 24-1 Ottawa

1966 Saskatchewan Roughriders Ottawa Rough Riders 29-14 Vancouver

1965 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Winnipeg Blue Bombers 22-16 Toronto

1964 British Columbia Lions Hamilton Tiger-Cats 34-24 Toronto

1963 Hamilton Tiger-Cats British Columbia Lions 21-10 Vancouver

1962 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Hamilton Tiger-Cats 28-27 Toronto

1961 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Hamilton Tiger-Cats 21-14 Toronto

1960 Ottawa Rough Riders Edmonton Eskimos 16-6 Vancouver

1959 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Hamilton Tiger-Cats 21-7 Toronto

1958 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Hamilton Tiger-Cats 35-28 Vancouver

1957 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Winnipeg Blue Bombers 32-7 Toronto

1956 Edmonton Eskimos Montreal Alouettes 50-27 Toronto

1955 Edmonton Eskimos Montreal Alouettes 34-19 Vancouver

1954 Edmonton Eskimos Montreal Alouettes 26-25 Toronto

1953 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Winnipeg Blue Bombers 12-6 Toronto

1952 Toronto Argonauts Edmonton Eskimos 21-11 Toronto

1951 Ottawa Rough Riders Saskatchewan Roughriders 21-14 Toronto

The Grey Cup

1950 Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers 13-0 Toronto

1949 Montreal Alouettes Calgary Stampeders 28-15 Toronto

1948 Calgary Stampeders Ottawa Rough Riders 12-7 Toronto

1947 Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers 10-9 Toronto

1946 Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers 28-6 Toronto

1945 Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers 35-0 Toronto

1944 Montreal St. H-D Navy Hamilton Flying Wildcats 7-6 Hamilton

1943 Hamilton Flying Wildcats Winnipeg RCAF Bombers 23-14 Toronto

1942 Toronto RCAF Hurricanes Winnipeg RCAF Bombers 8-5 Toronto

1941 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Ottawa Rough Riders 18-16 Toronto

1940 Ottawa Rough Riders Toronto Balmy Beach 8-2 Toronto

1940 Ottawa Rough Riders Toronto Balmy Beach 12-5 Ottawa

1939 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Ottawa Rough Riders 8-7 Ottawa

1938 Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers 30-7 Toronto

1937 Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers 4-3 Toronto

1936 Sarnia Imperials Ottawa Rough Riders 26-20 Toronto

1935 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Hamilton Tigers 18-12 Hamilton

1934 Sarnia Imperials Regina Roughriders 20-12 Toronto

1933 Toronto Argonauts Sarnia Imperials 4-3 Sarnia

1932 Hamilton Tigers Regina Roughriders 25-6 Hamilton

1931 Montreal Winged Wheelers Regina Roughriders 22-0 Montreal

1930 Toronto Balmy Beach Regina Roughriders 11-6 Toronto

1929 Hamilton Tigers Regina Roughriders 14-3 Hamilton

1928 Hamilton Tigers Regina Roughriders 30-0 Hamilton

1927 Toronto Balmy Beach Hamilton Tigers 9-6 Toronto

1926 Ottawa Senators U. of Toronto 10-7 Toronto

1925 Ottawa Senators Winnipeg Tammany Tigers 24-1 Ottawa

1924 Queen’s University Toronto Balmy Beach 11-3 Toronto

1923 Queen’s University Regina Roughriders 54-0 Toronto

1922 Queen’s University Edmonton Elks 13-1 Kingston

1921 Toronto Argonauts Edmonton Eskimos 23-0 Toronto

1920 U. of Toronto Toronto Argonauts 16-3 Toronto

1916-1919 — No Game due to World War I

1915 Hamilton Tigers Toronto Rowing 13-7 Toronto

1914 Toronto Argonauts U. of Toronto 14-2 Toronto

1913 Hamilton Tigers Toronto Parkdale 44-2 Hamilton

1912 Hamilton Alerts Toronto Argonauts 11-4 Hamilton

1911 U. of Toronto Toronto Argonauts 14-7 Toronto

1910 U. of Toronto Hamilton Tigers 16-7 Hamilton

1909 U. of Toronto Toronto Parkdale 26-6 Toronto

The Original look of the Grey Cup