Anthony Calvillo is just one touchdown pass away from football history. CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat analyzes the quarterback’s career to-date and why he’s enjoyed such success.
Anthony Calvillo tied Damon Allen’s CFL record for most career passing touchdowns while leading the Montreal Alouettes to a 39-25 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders Saturday afternoon.
The Montreal Alouettes (1-0) are in Regina today to square off against the Saskatchewan Roughriders (0-1) at Mosaic Stadium, a team riding a two-game losing skid dating all the way back to last ...
The Alouettes and Roughriders are set to do battle once again. Rick Moffat discusses the new rivalry and the possibility of them meeting up at the 99th Grey Cup.
The Alouettes’ decision to pick Shea Emry in the first round (seventh overall) of the 2008 CFL Canadian Draft appears to be paying off for all parties involved.
The Alouettes turned to a familiar face after defensive back Jerald Brown suffered a possible season-ending broken ankle in the club’s first regular-season game.
Montreal Alouettes star receiver Jamel Richardson wasted no time stealing the spotlight from his peers across the league as he was named the CFL’s Offensive Player of the Week following the ...
Although rare for a team to find itself occupying the role of the underdogs at the start of a new season following a championship run, that’s exactly what the Montreal Alouettes were pinned ...
The Montreal Alouettes’ Vice President and General Manager, Jim Popp, is pleased to announce that the team has extended the contract of non-import linebacker Shea Emry.
The Montreal Alouettes received a warm welcome from the 22 317 cheering fans who came out to support their favorite team under cloudy skies at a cool but dry Percival Molson Stadium Thursday ...
With the Alouettes set to kick-off their 2011 season tonight in Montreal, writer Jack Bedell takes a look back at some of the greatest season-openers in Alouettes history.
Coach Marc Trestman is curious to see how a bigger, faster group of receivers will perform when the Montreal Alouettes begin their quest for a third straight Grey Cup this week.
The start of the 2011 CFL season has arrived and the Alouettes have the honour of kicking things off as they host the BC Lions Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. at Percival Molson Stadium.
No more Ben Cahoon. No more Avon Cobourne. Can the Alouettes overcome the loss of two of their most prolific players? Rick Moffat answers that and more.
With the 2011 pre-season now in the books and the start of the regular season less than a week away, writer François Ferland takes a moment to reflect on the past.
Jim Popp, Vice-President and General Manager of the Montreal Alouettes, made a number of personnel moves today, in turn finalizing the team’s roster for the 2011 season.