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CP CFL Suspends B.C. Lions Fullback Bond for Two Games for Drug Violation
Jacob Bond tested positive for D-amfetamine, and the league said a first violation brings a two-game ban.
- On Wednesday, September 2, 2026, the Canadian Football League suspended B.C. Lions fullback Jacob Bond for two games following a violation of the league's drug policy.
- Bond tested positive for D-amfetamine, a stimulant used to treat ADHD, which is classified on the league's Prohibited List.
- For a first violation, the CFL policy mandates a two-game suspension; penalties escalate to a nine-game ban for a second offense, a one-year suspension for a third, and a lifetime ban.
- Suspended players cannot participate in regular-season or post-season games, though the Club retains discretion over allowing participation in other team activities like practices or meetings.
- Bond, who played for the Okanagan Sun from 2021-2024, retains the right to appeal the league's ruling if he chooses to challenge the decision.
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