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The new logo for next year’s Grey Cup festival, along with the Cup’s headquarters and store was unveiled at Winnipeg Square today.
The 103rd Grey Cup is coming to town in 2015, nine years after it was previously held in Winnipeg. Jason Smith, president of the Grey Cup Festival, unveiled the logo along with the new store, which is near centre court in Winnipeg Square.
Premier Greg Selinger and Mayor Brian Bowman were at the announcement. Bowman wore a Bombers jersey and talked about how his wife and he were huge fans.
Winnipeg has hosted the Grey Cup three times, in 1991,1998, and 2006.
QB Drew Willy and Clarence Denmark signed autographs outside the new store. The store was almost immediately filled with people on their lunch breaks.
