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Darren Hackwood: CFL rule changes designed to keep fans engaged

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The Canadian Football League is embracing change in 2026, and according to vice-president of officiating Darren Hackwood, the focus is clear: improve game flow, enhance safety, and create a more entertaining experience for fans without losing the ide

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Darren Hackwood: CFL rule changes designed to keep fans engaged

The Canadian Football League is embracing change in 2026, and according to vice-president of officiating Darren Hackwood, the focus is clear: improve game flow, enhance safety, and create a more entertaining experience for fans without losing the ide

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Sask Today broke the news on Friday, May 15, 2026.
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