CFL GREY CUP 2011 - WHEN AND WHERE IS THE CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE'S CHAMPIONSHIP GAME?

GREY CUP 2011, the Canadian Football League's (CFL) championship game, will be played in Vancouver on Sunday, November 27, 2011. Who will be in the big game representing the West? Will it be the Stampeders, the Lions, the Eskimos or the Roughriders? How about the East? Will the Argos be playing in November? How about the resurgent Ti-Cats or the always powerful Alouettes? Will the Blue Bombers rebound from their slow start? Have your say!

Vancouver will be the site to this year's Grey Cup game and festival.  The game will no doubt be a sell out, so if you are thinking of going, better get your Grey Cup tickets as soon as possible.

Regardless what the attendance figures of regular season games may be, the Grey Cup is always a party. Fans from across Canada usually come to not only watch the game, but take part in the crazy and fun-filled festival atmosphere that surrounds the event.

The original Grey Cup was donated by former the former Governor General of Canada, Earl Grey The very first Grey Cup was won by the University of Toronto Varsity Blues (to mark the 100th anniversary of that game, the game in 2012 will once again be played in Toronto.)

Here is a list of all the past Grey Cup winners, and the year in which they won...

1909 – University of Toronto Varsity Blues

1910 – University of Toronto Varsity Blues

1911 – University of Toronto Varsity Blues

1912 – Hamilton Alerts

1913 – Hamilton Tigers

1914 – Toronto Argonauts

1915 – Hamilton Tigers

1916 – Game Not Played Due To World War One

1917 – Game Not Played Due To World War One

1918 – Game Not Played Due To World War One

1919 – Game Not Played Due To Flu Pandemic

1920 – University of Toronto Varsity Blues

1921 – Toronto Argonauts

1922 – Queen's University Golden Gaels

1923 – Queen's University Golden Gaels

1924 – Queen's University Golden Gaels

1925 – Ottawa Senators

1926 – Ottawa Senators

1927 – Toronto Balmy Beach

1928 – Hamilton Tigers

1929 – Hamilton Tigers

1930 – Toronto Balmy Beach

1931 – Montreal AAA

1932 – Hamilton Tigers

1933 – Toronto Argonauts

1934 – Sarnia Imperials

1935 – Winnipeg 'Pegs

1936 – Sarnia Imperials

1937 – Toronto Argonauts

1938 – Toronto Argonauts

1939 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1940 – Ottawa Rough Riders

1941 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1942 – Toronto RCAF

1943 – Hamilton Flying Wildcats

1944 – Montreal HMCS

1945 – Toronto Argonauts

1946 – Toronto Argonauts

1947 – Toronto Argonauts

1948 – Calgary Stampeders

1949 – Montreal Alouettes

1950 – Toronto Argonauts

1951 – Ottawa Rough Riders

1952 – Toronto Argonauts

1953 – Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1954 – Edmonton Eskimos

1955 – Edmonton Eskimos

1956 – Edmonton Eskimos

1957 – Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1958 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1959 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1960 – Ottawa Rough Riders

1961 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1962 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1963 – Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1964 – B.C. Lions

1965 – Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1966 – Saskatchewan Roughriders

1967 – Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1968 – Ottawa Rough Riders

1969 – Ottawa Rough Riders

1970 – Montreal Alouettes

1971 – Calgary Stampeders

1972 – Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1973 – Ottawa Rough Riders

1974 – Montreal Alouettes

1975 – Edmonton Eskimos

1976 – Ottawa Rough Riders

1977 – Montreal Alouettes

1978 – Edmonton Eskimos

1979 – Edmonton Eskimos

1980 – Edmonton Eskimos

1981 – Edmonton Eskimos

1982 – Edmonton Eskimos

1983 – Toronto Argonauts

1984 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1985 – B.C. Lions

1986 – Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1987 – Edmonton Eskimos

1988 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1989 – Saskatchewan Roughriders

1990 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers

1991 – Toronto Argonauts

1992 – Calgary Stampeders

1993 – Edmonton Eskimos

1994 – B.C. Lions

1995 – Baltimore Stallions

1996 – Toronto Argonauts

1997 – Toronto Argonauts

1998 – Calgary Stampeders

1999 – Hamilton Tiger-Cats

2000 – B.C. Lions

2001 – Calgary Stampeders

2002 – Montreal Alouettes

2003 – Edmonton Eskimos

2004 – Toronto Argonauts

2005 – Edmonton Eskimos

2006 – B.C. Lions

2007 – Saskatchewan Roughriders

2008 – Calgary Stampeders

2009 -- Montreal Alouettes

2010 -- Montreal Alouettes

2011 -- ??