B.C. Lions to host 2024 Grey Cup in Vancouver

Fans at BC Place watch as a Canadian flag is brought onto the field for the National anthem on before the kick off of the CFL Grey Cup game on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2005 in Vancouver. (Richard Lam/CP)

Posted November 3, 2022 12:20 pm.

The CFL has announced that the B.C. Lions will host the 2024 Grey Cup at B.C. Place in Vancouver.

It will mark the 17th time the championship is played in the league’s westernmost market.

Vancouver most recently held the Grey Cup in 2014 when the Calgary Stampeders downed the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20-16.

The news comes as the league gets set to begin playoffs Sunday, including a western semifinal matchup between the Lions (12-6) and Calgary Stampeders (12-6) in Vancouver.

This year’s Grey Cup will be held in Regina on Nov. 20.

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