CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie pleased to see attendance rise in B.C., Montreal and Toronto
It seems CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie has plenty to smile about at the halfway point of the 2023 season.
The first half of the season has been a successful one on the field for the three clubs. B.C. is currently second in the West Division while Toronto leads the East Division ahead of second-place Montreal . “It wasn’t all that long ago the three major markets would’ve been a real concern,” Ambrosie said. “Now we’re seeing real momentum in those markets.
“That demographic is so important for so many reasons,” Ambrosie said. “One of them is it’s so important to our sponsors, our advertising partners. Last week, the Elks and president/CEO Victor Cui mutually agreed to part ways. But now things appear to be looking up for Edmonton, which earned a 24-10 road win over Hamilton last week then announced Tuesday the return of Rick LeLacheur as interim president/CEO.
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