The Canadian Football League (CFL) and Bell Media have announced that the 111th Grey Cup will be broadcast on CTV on Sunday, November 17, for the first time.
Starting on September 7, CFL Saturday afternoon games will be shown exclusively on CTV, with kickoff times moving from 4 p.m. to 3 p.m. ET. The coverage will begin with the Labour Day Weekend Rematch between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
CTV and TSN will broadcast the Eastern Semi-final on November 2 and the Eastern Final on November 9, maintaining their 3 p.m. ET start times.
The 2024 season will conclude with the 111th Grey Cup at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, featuring the Jonas Brothers headlining the Twisted Tea Grey Cup Halftime Show. The game will be broadcast on both CTV and TSN starting at 6 p.m. ET.
Bell Media’s RDS will continue to provide comprehensive French-language coverage of the CFL, including the playoffs and the Grey Cup.
“This is a truly special day – not only for our great game and the 111th Grey Cup, but also for every fan of Canadian football across the country,” said CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie, in a statement.
“Bell Media is primed and ready to kick off another phenomenal season of CFL action,” said Shawn Redmond, VP, Bell Media Sports, in a statement. “With more preview coverage across all our platforms than ever before, along with comprehensive news and analysis, and live game coverage across TSN, RDS, and CTV for the first time ever, we can’t wait to connect with Canadian football fans for another unforgettable season.”
The 2024 CFL season opens tonight, June 6, at 8:30 p.m. ET, with the defending champion Montreal Alouettes visiting the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in a rematch of the 110th Grey Cup.
The CFL on CTV means you can watch via the web, plus CTV apps such as on iOS, Apple TV, Android and more.
CFL on CTV Full 2024 Schedule:
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