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The Canadian Football League is postponing the start of its 2020 season until the beginning of July due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Commissioner Randy Ambrosie announced the postponement in a release, noting that some CFL cities have indicated they won't allow sporting events through the end of June.
Ambrosie said the league will try to play a full season, though significant changes will have to be made.
The CFL season was scheduled to start June 11 and finish with the Grey Cup game in Regina on Nov. 22.
