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| | The Gateway | Tuesday, 28 November, 2006 | Volume XCVII Issue 22 |
 | | This was the first time the Vanier Cup championship was played outside of Southern Ontario, and with the success of this weekend’s event, there’s a chance that the Cup will be seeing more of Canada in the near future. |
 | | Comparing it to events like the Brier and even the Grey Cup, Wilson explains that Saskatoon is a prime location for the Vanier Cup because, unlike other larger cities such as Toronto, there are no pro teams or other large-scale events threatening to steal the spotlight. |
 | | Next year, the Vanier Cup is going back to Toronto to coincide with Grey Cup weekend, and the year after that to Hamilton’s Ivor Wynne Stadium, but Wilson hopes the success of this year’s Vanier encourages other smaller centres—like Québec City for the Rouge et Or—to host future events. |
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