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Tickets To CFL Game In N.S. Sold Out

Looks like it’s going to be a packed house for the first-ever CFL regular-season game to be played in Nova Scotia.

The Touchdown Atlantic matchup between Toronto and Saskatchewan sold out yesterday.

The game is set to be played in Wolfville on July 16th.

CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie says they are blown away by Atlantic Canada’s support for the league.

Acadia University’s Raymond Field will be expanded to welcome 10,000 fans. Typically, it can accommodate about 3,000 people

It’s still unclear where Halifax’s bid to land a team sits, the process was derailed by COVID.

  • Steve MacArthur is an award-winning anchor and reporter with more than 20 years' experience from working in newsrooms in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Yukon and Alberta. He is based in Halifax and is the national news director for Acadia Broadcasting. Contact Steve at macarthurs@radioabl.ca.

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