The Canadian Football League is changing the way the game is played.

Some of the new rules coming into effect over the next two CFL seasons will see modifications to the rouge, field dimensions, endzone size and where the goal posts sit.

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This has been met with some criticism in the amateur ranks in Saskatchewan, and could impact how football is played at the youth, high school, university and junior levels.

The Canadian Junior Football League and U Sports football are models of the Canadian Football League and provide a good portion of talent to the league.

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