Greycup – CFLPA

13 November 2025

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About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.

For all CFLPA Media Inquiries - Contact:
Brendan Heisler | b.heisler@cflpa.com | 647-453-4848

13 November 2025

CFLPA Announces BC Lions’ Andrew Peirson as the Recipient of the 2025 CFLPA Tom Pate Award

The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is proud to announce that BC Lions offensive lineman Andrew Peirson has been named the winner of the 2025 Tom Pate Award.

Presented annually, the Tom Pate Award is given to the CFL player who best demonstrates outstanding sportsmanship and makes significant contributions to his team, his community, and his association. Peirson’s long-standing commitment to leadership, mentorship, and community service embodies the true spirit of this award.

Over his seven seasons in the CFL, Peirson has built an exceptional record of service both within the game and beyond it. Since joining the league, he has used his platform to speak out on important social issues and create lasting impact across communities in British Columbia and his hometown of Kingston, Ontario.

Peirson has been a dedicated spokesperson for the End Violence Association of BC (EVA BC) since 2019, leading conversations in schools and communities about ending gender-based violence. He has delivered more than 250 school presentations through programs such as Be More Than a Bystander and Team Up to End Racism, empowering young people to take action against discrimination and promote inclusivity.

In addition to his advocacy work, Peirson founded the Heart & Stroke Golf Tournament in Kingston, inspired by his father’s recovery from a stroke in 2008. Now in its 12^th year, the event has raised thousands of dollars and increased awareness about the signs of stroke and the importance of early intervention. He also continues to support HOPE International Development Agency as a fundraiser and recently joined the BC Lions Alumni Association Board of Directors in 2025.

Beyond his community work, Peirson is widely respected for his leadership in the locker room. As a team captain and CFLPA representative, he is known for mentoring younger players, helping them navigate the transition into professional football, and fostering a strong sense of unity within the Lions organization.

“Andrew exemplifies what this award stands for. Selflessness, leadership, and a genuine commitment to improving the communities around him,” said David Mackie, CFLPA Executive Director, and long time teammate of Peirson’s. “He’s not only a leader for his teammates, but also a role model for youth and communities across Canada.”

Peirson was previously a finalist for the Tom Pate Award in 2024 and was nominated by his peers for the honour in 2019, 2021, 2023, and 2024. His continued commitment to service and leadership has now earned him this prestigious recognition for community involvement.

The CFLPA congratulates Andrew Peirson on being named the 2025 Tom Pate Award recipient and thanks him for his ongoing contributions to the community, the BC Lions, and the Players’ Association.

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About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.

For all CFLPA Media Inquiries - Contact:
Brendan Heisler | b.heisler@cflpa.com | 647-453-4848

6 November 2025

CFLPA AND THE UNITED STEELWORKERS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE THE 2025 CFLPA PLAYERS HQ AT RUDY’S EAT & DRINK

Mississauga, ON- The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) and the United Steelworkers announced today the details of the CFLPA HQ during the 112^th Grey Cup week, taking place at Rudy's Eat & Drink in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

The 2025 CFLPA Players’ HQ, sponsored by the United Steelworkers, will be a great opportunity for Canadian football fans to meet and interact with both current and former CFLPA members. The annual CFLPA Grey Cup week party is free to attend and invites fans to enjoy autograph signings, games, giveaways, pictures with the Grey Cup, and much more!

“We’re proud to once again welcome fans to the CFLPA Players’ Headquarters as part of Grey Cup week,” said CFLPA Executive Director David Mackie”. “This event is a celebration of the connection between our members and CFL fans across the country, and we look forward to creating another great experience that brings everyone together to share in the excitement of the championship week.”

The 2025 CFLPA Players’ HQ, sponsored by the United Steelworkers, will be free of charge and open to everyone on a first come, first serve basis.

The event will be held at Rudy’s Eat & Drink (375 Graham Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0H6) on:

· Thursday, November 13th, 3:00-7:00 PM

· Friday, November 14th, 3:00-7:00 PM

· Saturday, November 15th, 1:00-5:00 PM

More details about each day of the HQ, including player and Grey Cup trophy appearance schedules will be released in the days and weeks leading up the 112th Grey Cup Festival!

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About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.

For all CFLPA Media Inquiries - Contact:
Brendan Heisler | admin@cflpa.com | 647-453-4848

5 November 2025

CFLPA ANNOUNCES UNITED STEELWORKERS (USW) AS OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF THE 2025 CFLPA PLAYERS’ HQ IN WINNIPEG

CFLPA Players’ HQ, sponsored by the United Steelworkers, will run from Thursday, November 13 to Saturday, November 15 during the 2025 Grey Cup Festival

Mississauga, ON – The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) and the United Steelworkers (USW) are proud to announce a new partnership that makes the USW the official sponsor of the 2025 CFLPA Players’ HQ, taking place during this year’s 112th Grey Cup Festival in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

The CFLPA Players’ HQ, sponsored by the United Steelworkers, is an exciting and interactive fan experience that brings together CFL players, alumni, and fans from across the country. The event, which is free to attend, gives fans the opportunity to meet, chat with, and take photos with members of the CFLPA in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

“We are thrilled to partner with the United Steelworkers for this year’s CFLPA Players’ HQ,” said CFLPA Executive Director, David Mackie. “The USW shares our values of solidarity, community, and support for working people, and we are proud to stand alongside them as we host CFL fans from across Canada during Grey Cup week in Winnipeg. This partnership strengthens our shared commitment to promoting fairness, respect, and opportunity both on and off the field.”

No tickets are required for the 2025 CFLPA Players’ HQ, sponsored by the United Steelworkers. Fans can join the fun on a first-come, first-served basis, with more details about hours, programming, and special guests to be announced through official CFLPA channels in the coming weeks.

“The United Steelworkers value the partnership we have with the Players’ Association and we are excited about the Players’ HQ along with the other activities taking place during the week,” said Marty Warren, USW National Director for Canada. “CFL players are workers just like Steelworkers and we have a lot in common when it comes to our commitment to make life better for working people, our families and our communities.”

The CFLPA and the United Steelworkers have a growing partnership based on shared values and mutual support. Together, both organizations continue to advocate for safe, fair, and respectful workplaces, and to provide resources and opportunities that empower members and their families.

Additional details about the 2025 CFLPA Players’ HQ, including venue location, event schedule, and hours of operation will be released in the coming days through CFLPA.com and official CFLPA social media channels.

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About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.

For all CFLPA Media Inquiries - Contact:
Brendan Heisler | admin@cflpa.com | 647-453-4848

31 October 2025

CFLPA partners with PVL to bring members trusted supplements!

The CFLPA is excited to announce a new partnership with Pure Vita Labs (PVL). A proudly Canadian brand specializing in clean, third-party tested nutritional supplements.

From protein powders and hydration formulas to performance and recovery essentials, PVL offers athletes a trusted lineup of supplements designed to help them perform their best — on and off the field.

“This partnership is about providing our members with access to a Canadian brand they can trust,” said CFLPA Executive Director David Mackie. “We’re not here to tell our athletes what to take, but we’re committed to ensuring that when they do choose supplements, they have access to clean, third-party tested options at a better price.”

In addition to the exclusive discount, this partnership will include future opportunities for players to learn more about nutrition, and for select members to become team champions and brand ambassadors.

Check out some of the PVL products available, and visit https://ca.pvl.com to explore the full collection.

21 October 2025

CFLPA Announces 2025 Tom Pate Award Nominees

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 21, 2025

CFLPA Announces 2025 Tom Pate Award Nominees
Winner to be announced during the CFL Awards in Winnipeg

Mississauga, ON — The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is proud to announce the nominees for the 2025 Tom Pate Memorial Award, recognizing outstanding sportsmanship, dedication to the league, and significant contributions to team, community, and the players’ association.

Each year, the Tom Pate Award is presented to a CFLPA member who personifies the qualities that made Tom Pate such a respected teammate and community leader. Pate, a former Hamilton Tiger-Cat, tragically passed away in 1975 at the age of 23. In his memory, the award continues to celebrate players who demonstrate a lasting commitment to their peers and to the betterment of their communities.

The nominees for the 2025 Tom Pate Memorial Award are:

BC Lions - Andrew Peirson
Calgary Stampeders - Dominique Rhymes
Edmonton Elks - Nyles Morgan
Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Kenny Lawler
Montreal Alouettes - Geoffrey Cantin-Arku
Ottawa RedBlacks - Tyron Vrede
Saskatchewan Roughriders - Micah Johnson
Toronto Argonauts - Anthony Lanier II
Winnipeg Blue Bombers - Brady Oliveira

The winner will be announced on Thursday, November 13, 2025, during the CFL Awards ceremony in Winnipeg, Manitoba, as part of the 112th Grey Cup festivities.

“The Tom Pate Award represents what it means to be a CFL player both on and off the field,” said Solomon Elimimian, CFLPA President. “Each of these nominees has shown a deep commitment to leadership, integrity, and making a positive impact in our communities.”

The CFLPA extends congratulations to all nominees and thanks them for their contributions to their teams, communities, and the overall spirit of the CFL family.

21 August 2025

A Legacy Cemented: Solomon Elimimian’s Number Retired by the BC Lions

This past week, the BC Lions paid tribute to one of the greatest defensive players in Canadian football history, and to our very own CFLPA President, Solomon Elimimian, as they officially announced the retirement of his number 56.

For fans across the CFL, Solomon’s name has long been synonymous with toughness, leadership, and excellence. From the moment he joined the Lions in 2010, he left his mark on the game, establishing himself as a force in the middle of the field. In 2014, Solomon made history by becoming the first defensive player ever to win the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player Award, an achievement that proved just how dominant he was. That same year, he set a league record with 143 tackles in a single season, a record that Solomon himself would break only a few years later with 144 tackles in 2017. Solomon still holds the single season tackles record today.

B.C. Lions linebacker Solomon Elimimian poses backstage after being named Most Outstanding Defensive Player at the CFL Awards held in Toronto on Thursday, November 24, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Peter Power

Over his career, Solomon collected accolades that few players can match: two-time Most Outstanding Defensive Player (2014, 2016), four-time CFL All-Star, a Grey Cup Champion in 2011, and the respect of teammates, opponents, and fans league-wide. His intensity, preparation, and will to win set a standard that lifted everyone around him. Solomon was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame as a first ballot inductee in 2023.

Solomon’s legacy extends well beyond his playing days. In 2020, he was elected President of the CFL Players’ Association, becoming the first former Most Outstanding Player to lead the union. Just as he did on the field, Solomon brought energy, vision, and determination to the role. Under his leadership, the CFLPA has strengthened its voice, negotiated a historic collective bargaining agreement, and expanded opportunities for players through programs like the CFLPA Academy, helping members prepare for life after football.

CFL Players' Association (CFLPA) President Solomon Elimimian speaks during a news conference ahead of the 111th CFL Grey Cup, in Vancouver, B.C., Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns

For the CFLPA, seeing Solomon’s number retired isn’t just about remembering his remarkable playing career, it’s about celebrating the full scope of his contribution to the game. From racking up tackles at BC Place to advocating for players at the bargaining table, he has dedicated his life to building a stronger future for Canadian football.

Congratulations, Solomon. Your number may no longer be worn on the field in BC, but your impact will be felt in locker rooms, boardrooms, and communities across the CFL for years to come.

27 November 2024

2024 CFLPA ALL-STAR TEAM ANNOUNCED

For Immediate Release

(Vancouver, BC)- The Canadian Football League Players’ Association is proud to announce it’s 2024 All-Star team. These CFLPA All-Stars represent the best players at each position around the CFL. All-Stars are selected based off the results of a player vote, whereby individual players vote on the position group that they directly match up against. This year saw record participation, with 447 ballots cast across the 9 member clubs.

Winning a CFLPA All-Star designation is one of the highest honours a player in the CFL can receive - his own opponents have judged him to be the very best they have played against.

The official 2024 CFLPA All-Star are as follows:

Defence
DE: Folarin Orimolade (TOR)
DE: Willie Jefferson (WPG)
DT: Jake Ceresna (TOR)
DT: Mustafa Johnson (MTL)
WLB: Tyrice Beverette (MTL)
MLB: Wynton McManis (TOR)
SLB: Adarius Pickett (OTT)
CB: Tyrell Ford (WPG)
CB: Jamal Peters (HAM)
HB: Rolan Milligan (SSK)
HB: Damon Webb (OTT)
S: Marc-Antoine Dequoy (MTL)

Offence
QB: Bo Levi Mitchell (HAM)
FB: David Mackie (BC)
RB: Brady Oliveira (WPG)
C: David Beard (HAM)
G: Brandon Revenberg (HAM)
G: Drew Desjarlais (OTT)
T: Dejon Allen (TOR)
T: Stanley Bryant (WPG)
SB: Justin McInnis (BC)
SB: Justin Hardy (OTT)
WR: Eugene Lewis (EDM)
WR: Alexander Hollins (BC)

Special
K: Sean Whyte (BC)
P: Jake Julien (EDM)
LS: Jorgen Hus (SSK)
ST: Janarion Grant (TOR)

Coach: Jason Maas (MTL)

BY CLUBS:
1.      TOR (5)
2.      BC (4)
3.      HAM (4)
4.      OTT (4)
5.      WPG (4)
6.      MTL (4)
7.      SSK (2)
8.      EDM (2)
9.      CAL (0)

About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.

For more information: Brendan Heisler, CFLPA Office, b.heisler@cflpa.com, 647-453-4848

15 November 2024

CFLPA ANNOUNCES ADAM BIGHILL AS THE RECIPIENT OF THE 2024 TOM PATE AWARD

(Vancouver, BC) - At each Grey Cup, the Canadian Football League Players’ Association has the honour of presenting the Tom Pate Award. It is an award presented not just for one’s ability to perform on the field, but rather it is an award given to a player who also displays qualities that distinguish them from their peers off the field as well.

The CFLPA is proud to announce Adam Bighill from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as the 2024 Tom Pate Award recipient. Throughout his years in Winnipeg, Adam’s dedication goes far beyond the field, dedicating his time within the Winnipeg community.  As the President of Making Faces, he inspires confidence and resilience in young people facing facial differences, guiding them to embrace their uniqueness with strength. He also shares his passion for football and youth development through Recruit Ready, where he coaches varsity and youth athletes, participates in fundraisers, and lends his expertise in board meetings. In addition, Adam contributes his time to Football Manitoba, coaching flag football, and supports the Manitoba Minor Football Association, helping to nurture the next generation of football talent. His commitment to giving back is a shining example of leadership, and we are thrilled to recognize him for his incredible impact.

Tom Pate had a unique combination of outstanding sportsmanship, dedication and sense of community. He was educated at the University of Nebraska where he majored in business administration while playing for the Cornhuskers. He joined the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 1975 and as a rookie played 14 regular season games. In October 1975, his life was abruptly ended, when in his fourteenth game against the Stampeders in Calgary, he suffered an aneurysm in the fourth quarter. Pate, only 23 at the time, never regained consciousness and passed away just two days later.

Each year, the current CFLPA membership across the league select a teammate to be nominated for this award and represent their respective team. The recipient embodies the qualities that distinguished Tom Pate; qualities that recognize a Player with outstanding sportsmanship, a Player who has made a contribution to his team as well as to his community and to his Association. From the 9 Team nominees, one individual member is selected to receive the honour of being awarded the Tom Pate Award for that season.

Previous Recipients of the Tom Pate Memorial Award :
2023 Brett Lauther Saskatchewan Roughriders
2022 Emmanuel Arceneaux Edmonton Elks
2021 Mike Daly Hamilton Tiger Cats
2019 Rob Maver Calgary Stampeders
2018 Ryan King Edmonton Eskimos
2017 Adarius Bowman Edmonton Eskimos
2016 Marco Iannuzzi B.C. Lions
2015 Henry Burris Ottawa RedBlacks
2014 Randy Chevrier Calgary Stampeders
2013 Kyries Hebert Montreal Alouettes
2012 Brian Bratton Montreal Alouettes
2011 Kevin Glenn Hamilton Tiger Cats
2010 Wes Lysack Calgary Stampeders
2009 Marwan Hage Hamilton Tiger Cats
2008 Jeremy O’Day Saskatchewan Roughriders
2007 Milt Stegall Winnipeg Blue Bombers
2006 Mark Washington B.C. Lions
2005 Danny McManus Hamilton Tiger Cats
2004 Barron Miles Montreal Alouettes
2003 Steve Hardin B.C. Lions
2002 Greg Frers Calgary Stampeders
2001 Rick Walters Edmonton Eskimos
2000 Mike Morreale Hamilton Tiger Cats
1999 Jamie Taras B.C. Lions
1998 Glen Scrivener Winnipeg Blue Bombers
1997 Mark McLoughlin  Calgary Stampeders
1996 Michael “Pinball” Clemons Toronto Argonauts
1995 Mark McLoughlin  Calgary Stampeders
1994 O.J. Brigance Baltimore Stallions
1993 Michael “Pinball” Clemons Toronto Argonauts
1992 Danny Barrett B.C. Lions
1991 Stu Laird Calgary Stampeders
1990 Ritchie Hall Saskatchewan Roughriders
1989 Matt Dunigan B.C. Lions
1988 Hector Pothier Edmonton Eskimos
1987 Nick Arakgi Montreal Alouettes
1986 Tyrone Crews B.C. Lions
1985 Jerry Friesen Saskatchewan Roughriders
1984 Bruce Walker Ottawa Rough Riders
1983 Henry Waszczuk Hamilton Tiger Cats
1982 David Boone Edmonton Eskimos
1981 Ken McEachern Saskatchewan Roughriders
1980 Jim Codde Ottawa Rough Riders
1979 Peter Muller Toronto Argonauts
1978 John Helton Calgary Stampeders
1977 Ron Lancaster Saskatchewan Roughriders
1976 George Reed Saskatchewan Roughriders

About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA.

CFLPA Media Contact: 
Brendan Heisler, CFLPA Office | b.heisler@cflpa.com | 647-453-4848

29 October 2024

CFLPA Announces 2024 Players HQ’ Powered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic

  CFLPA AND SASKATCHEWAN POLYTECHNIC OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE THE 2024 CFLPA PLAYERS HQ AT MAHONY’S TAVERN.  
CFLPA Players HQ, powered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic will run from Thursday, November 14th, through Saturday, November 16th, at Mahony’s Tavern in Vancouver, BC.

Toronto, ON - Today, the Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) and Saskatchewan Polytechnic announced the details of the CFLPA HQ during the 111th Grey Cup week in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The 2024 CFLPA Players’ HQ, powered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic, will be a great opportunity for Canadian football fans to meet and interact with both current and former CFLPA members. The annual CFLPA Grey Cup week party is free to attend and invites fans to enjoy autograph signings, games, giveaways, pictures with the Grey Cup, and much more!

Solomon Elimimian, CFLPA President, expressed his excitement about uniting Canadian football fans across the nation at the 2024 CFLPA Players Headquarters. "Our players always look forward to connecting with their supporters, and we can't wait to create an unforgettable experience for everyone to enjoy during this year’s Grey Cup celebrations, he said.

Pete Mahony, Managing Partner at Mahony’s Tavern, echoed the enthusiasm, stating, “As huge football fans ourselves, we couldn’t be more excited to partner with the CFLPA as the official HQ for the Grey Cup Festival. With a full week of events planned, including CFL player appearances, VIP events, giveaways, and the Grey Cup itself on-site, we’re thrilled to be at the heart of it all as we gear up for event week.

“Over the last few years, we’ve seen firsthand the energy this city brings in support of its local sports teams. Hosting the Festival in Vancouver is a true testament to our city’s passion.”

The 2024 CFLPA Players’ HQ, powered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic, will be free of charge and open to everyone on a first come, first serve basis.  

The event will be held at Mahony’s Tavern. 1055 Canada Pl, #36, Vancouver BC, V63 OC3.

Thursday, November 14th, 3:00-7:00 PM 
Friday, November 15th, 3:00-7:00 PM 
Saturday, November 16th, 1:00-5:00 PM

More details regarding specific events will be released in the days and weeks leading up the 111th Grey Cup Festival! 

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About the CFLPA: The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), the CFLPA provides a variety of member services, builds corporate and community partnerships, and works diligently for the betterment of its membership. For the latest news regarding the CFLPA, please visit www.cflpa.com or follow us on social media @CFLPA. 

About Mahony’s Tavern: Known for offering a laid-back West Coast pub experience, Mahony’s Tavern is the evolution of a brand that began in 2006 in Vancouver as Mahony & Sons. A place where visitors and locals alike can come together to indulge in the art of casual consumption to enjoy classic fare and beverages from B.C. and beyond, Mahony’s Tavern prides itself on its signature sense of hospitality and unparalleled service. With two lively venues featuring expansive dining rooms, private group spaces, and patios with picture-perfect views of the ocean, mountains and cityscapes for which Vancouver is famously known, Mahony’s Tavern is proud to welcome guests to its iconic False Creek and freshly renovated Convention Centre locations.
 
CFLPA Media Contact:  
Brendan Heisler, CFLPA Office | b.heisler@cflpa.com | 647-453-4848

SMC Communications Inc. for Mahony’s Tavern:
‘Kiitan Owoyele | kiitan@shelleymcarthur.com | 778-836-8854

CFLPA ANNOUNCES THE OFFICIAL 2025 CFLPA ALL-STAR TEAM

CFLPA Announces BC Lions’ Andrew Peirson as the Recipient of the 2025 CFLPA Tom Pate Award

CFLPA AND THE UNITED STEELWORKERS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE THE 2025 CFLPA PLAYERS HQ AT RUDY’S EAT & DRINK

CFLPA ANNOUNCES UNITED STEELWORKERS (USW) AS OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF THE 2025 CFLPA PLAYERS’ HQ IN WINNIPEG

CFLPA partners with PVL to bring members trusted supplements!

CFLPA Announces 2025 Tom Pate Award Nominees

CFLPA Announces 2025 Tom Pate Award Nominees
Winner to be announced during the CFL Awards in Winnipeg

A Legacy Cemented: Solomon Elimimian’s Number Retired by the BC Lions

2024 CFLPA ALL-STAR TEAM ANNOUNCED

CFLPA ANNOUNCES ADAM BIGHILL AS THE RECIPIENT OF THE 2024 TOM PATE AWARD

CFLPA Announces 2024 Players HQ’ Powered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic

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