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Edmonton defeated B.C. 28–16 in the CFL West final to set up a Grey Cup matchup with Montreal.
The Edmonton Elks are headed to the 113th Grey Cup after defeating the B.C. Lions 28–16 in the CFL West final on Saturday, according to Canadian Press reporting published by CBC.
Edmonton will face the Montreal Alouettes in the championship game.
Edmonton secures first place for the first time since 2015 and will host the November 7 division final.
Mark Kilam says a broader coaching role and renewed community pride have helped carry Edmonton to the Grey Cup, where the Elks will face Montreal in Calgary on Sunday.
Montreal drew 2-2 with Vancouver to complete a 5-2 aggregate semifinal win and set up an NSL final against AFC Toronto in Ottawa.
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