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STATS AND SCORES

A season of change

The demise of Ottawa's CFL franchise, presided over by Bernie Glieberman and his son Lonie, will have a ripple effect throughout this season. (CP file photo)

Here's your chance to get caught up on all of the CFL news, trades and transactions with our off-season timeline. Click the link to see the CBC Sports Online story.

(Nov. 27, 2005 – June 2, 2006)
Nov. 27 – Eskimos win Grey Cup in OT thriller

Jan. 10 – Copeland joins CFL as COO

Jan. 11 – Printers leaves Lions for NFL

Jan. 20 – Stampeders' Deibert retires

Jan. 22 – Lumsden signs with NFL Redskins

Feb. 1 – Ticats cut loose Amerson

Feb. 16 – Hamilton signs Ranek, Hudson and Mariuz

Feb. 19 – Esks-Als swap defensive players

March 1 – Argos' Levingston accepts pay cut

March 1 – Ticats lineman found dead

March 2 – Glieberman resigns Renegades post

March 8 – Tiger-Cats trade for Kwame Cavil

March 17 – Fan auctions off Ottawa Renegades

March 22 – Ottawa Renegades for sale

March 27 – Stampeders land Thurman, Spencer

March 31 – McManus dealt to Stampeders

April 11 – Renegades won't play in 2006

April 13 – Argos' Noah Cantor retires

April 21 – Eskimos pick Braidwood No. 1

April 21 – Tiger-Cats acquire Terry Vaughn

April 27 – Montford cut loose by Eskimos

May 10 – Glen Young retires from CFL

May 10 – Blue Bombers sign Onterrio Smith

May 16 – Eskimos' Morris calls it a career

May 19 – Blue Bombers' Fleming retires from CFL

May 21 – Argos' Smith retires

May 23 – CFL ratifies new rules

May 28 – Argos land Ricky Williams

June 2 – CFL, players union strike deal