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A total of 27,068 tickets to this Friday's battle of division leaders at Canad Inns Stadium had been sold as of 4 p.m. Tuesday (stadium capacity is 29,533). A sellout versus the undefeated Edmonton Eskimos (5-0) would be the second in a row for the Bombers this season.

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A total of 27,068 tickets to this Friday’s battle of division leaders at Canad Inns Stadium had been sold as of 4 p.m. Tuesday (stadium capacity is 29,533). A sellout versus the undefeated Edmonton Eskimos (5-0) would be the second in a row for the Bombers this season.

Hefney unsurprised to win top defender honours

Bombers defensive back Jonathan Hefney — who had nine tackles against BC — was named Tuesday as the top defensive player in the CFL last week. All of which was no surprise to Hefney. “I feel like I am every week,” said Hefney, “and that’s the approach that I take.”

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