CFL launches new website with expanded stats, redesigned Gametracker
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TORONTO – The CFL has a new look online.
The league officially launched its new-look website Wednesday, fulfilling one of commissioner Stewart Johnston’s stated future goals.
The platform includes CFL ID, a single sign-on system that allows users to customize the content they receive.
New content includes 24-hour timed video clips, interactive polls, game highlights and expanded statistics pages with team- and league-leader data.
The website also includes a redesigned Gametracker tool with a second screen, live statistics and enhanced pre- and post-game coverage.
The league says additional features for CFL.ca/LCF.ca and the nine team sites will be unveiled over the coming days and weeks in addition to the launch of a CFL app.
Johnston had said at his 2025 Grey Cup address that the CFL and its nine teams will have new websites in 2026.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 2, 2026.