Grey Cup Victory, Record Viewership, and Winnipeg's Celebratory Week
The Saskatchewan Roughriders won their fifth Grey Cup championship by defeating the Montreal Alouettes 25-17 at the 112th Grey Cup held in Winnipeg, marking the first time a Grey Cup champion was celebrated at the new Mosaic Stadium. The Riders' quarterback Trevor Harris was named MVP, setting a Grey Cup record with an 85.2% completion rate. Fans gathered enthusiastically to celebrate, chanting support and expressing gratitude to the team. The event drew significant attention, with 4.02 million viewers tuning into TSN, CTV, and RDS to watch the game. Meanwhile, Winnipeg hosted an exceptional Grey Cup Festival, despite the Blue Bombers not participating in the final, with sold-out events, concerts, and a vibrant city atmosphere that highlighted the CFL's community spirit. CFL officials and fans praised Winnipeg’s organization and the overall festival experience, making it a memorable culmination of the season.
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