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Uncertainty plagues Argos' future plans

Emerging from their final team meeting of the season, the Toronto Argonauts walked into beautiful warm sunshine more akin to the spring of training camp than the fall of another lost campaign.

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Alouettes post club-record 15th win, sink Argos

Adrian McPherson threw two TD passes as the visiting Montreal Alouettes dispatched the Toronto Argonauts 42-17 for their club-record 15th win of the year in the CFL regular-season finale for both clubs Saturday.

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Overturned truck slows Acadie Circle

There was heavy traffic around Acadie Circle on Monday morning because of an overturned truck. Montreal's Jewish General Hospital says a full-disclosure policy regarding mistakes made during patient care is responsible for a 50 per cent drop in adverse incidents over the past three years. Adrian McPherson threw two TD passes as the visiting Montreal Alouettes dispatched the Toronto Argonauts...

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Ugly end to Argos season

The final nail has been driven into the coffin of the 2009 Toronto Argonauts season, and it was not pretty.

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Mavericks too much for Raptors

Dirk Nowitzki had 29 points and nine rebounds, and Josh Howard scored 16 in his season debut in the Dallas Mavericks' 129-101 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Saturday night.

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MILLION-DOLLAR QUESTION / What is your favourite reality television show?

The Baycrest Foundation's fundraiser featured stellar dance performances from the guests themselves. The standouts: Developer Sam Reisman giving his all to Candyman (top left) and Toronto Argonauts co-owner David Cynamon strutting his stuff to I Know You Want Me.

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Turnaround in Steeltown a team effort

Tiger-Cats safety Sandy Beveridge, who's been through many losing seasons in Steeltown, has some words of encouragement for the Toronto Argonauts.

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Argos' rookie Reaves gets 1st CFL start vs. Als

Rookie left-hander Stephen Reaves will be the quarterback Saturday when the Toronto Argonauts host the Montreal Alouettes (TSN, 1 p.m. ET) in the regular-season finale for both teams.

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Winning season key to Phoenix Coyotes revival, fans say

Known possibilities are a group of Canadian and American investors called Ice Edge Holdings; the co-owners of the Toronto Argonauts, a Canadian football team; and Jerry Reinsdorf, who lives part-time in the Valley and owns the Chicago White Sox, which train in the West Valley.

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Fans: Winning season key to Coyotes revival

Known possibilities are a group of Canadian and American investors called Ice Edge Holdings; the co-owners of the Toronto Argonauts, a Canadian football team; and Jerry Reinsdorf, who lives part-time in the Valley and owns the Chicago White Sox, which train in the West Valley.