With players and owners fighting about how they are going to divide their TSN windfall (the league signed five-year deal with the broadcaster, reportedly worth $42 million per season), there is a good chance a labour stoppage could delay the start of CFL season.
But until pickets go up or the practice facilities get locked down, it will remain business as usual at the B.C. Lions’ training camp in Kamloops.
Vancouver Sun reporter Mike ...
