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As Week 20 in the Canadian Football League approaches, the race for the final spots in the Grey Cup Playoffs comes to a head with just two weeks remaining in the 2026 regular season. The action gets underway with a doubleheader on Friday night as the Toronto Argonauts look to keep the Ottawa Redblacks winless on the season, followed by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers taking on the Edmonton Elks with a spot in the playoffs on the line. Saturday’s twin billing will see the Saskatchewan Roughriders looking to put an end to their late-season slump against the Alouettes in a rematch from last week’s Thanksgiving Day Classic, before the attention turns to an important West Division clash between the Calgary Stampeders and BC Lions. Here is a look at each game and where you can find them on the TSN Network. Argonauts vs. RedblacksWeek 20 kicks off with the Ottawa Redblacks still searching for their first win of the season as they host the Toronto Argonauts in their final home game in 2026. Watch the Redblacks take on the Argonauts LIVE Friday at 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT on TSN1/5, TSN.ca, and the TSN App.

It took a rapidly approaching deadline to get a new deal in place for the 63-year-old Armstrong. “I’m excited, looking forward to the years to come talking hoops and very, very appreciated of TSN … for their commitment,” Jack Armstrong said.

TORONTO – A new era in Canadian NHL broadcasting kicked off Saturday night on Sportsnet with a new show title, a splashy introduction, and the familiar presence of longtime host Ron MacLean. The NHL version of “Hockey Night in Canada” is out after nearly 75 years on television. Its replacement – “Saturday Night Hockey” – has arrived in its place after Rogers Communications and the CBC did not renew their sublicensing agreement. The first Saturday of the NHL season felt much like previous broadcasts in the marquee time-slot. The show began with a montage of highlights, vintage clips and fan shots. The Backstreet Boys’ 1997 hit “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” provided the soundtrack. MacLean and panellists Kevin Bieksa, Elliotte Friedman and newcomer Colby Armstrong discussed the matchups before rinkside host Kyle Bukauskas touched on the evening’s transition ahead of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ home game against the Ottawa Senators. Story continues below advertisement