The mountains are calling, and the Grey Cup is answering.
Last week, the Canadian Football League and the host team, the Calgary Stampeders, revealed the logo for the 113th Grey Cup, to be played at McMahon Stadium in late 2026.
The logo follows the same template that the CFL has been using since 2023, with trophy itself towering above a panel that’s customizable for each host city and nestled behind “GREY CUP” lettering. For this version, the customizable panel includes a depiction of the Rocky Mountains in the Stampeders’ colours of red and white.
“CALGARY 113” appears under the trophy, while the CFL logo is superimposed on the bowl at the top.
2026 will be the sixth time Calgary has hosted the Grey Cup game. The city’s first time hosting was in 1975, which was the first time it was held in the Prairie provinces. This year’s championship will be played at Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg on Sunday, November 16.
The CFL also announced this week that Regina would host the 114th Grey Cup in 2027. No logo has been unveiled for that game yet.
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