BC Lions owner Amar Doman is interested in purchasing BC Place from the Government of British Columbia. The idea of an entity other than the Province of British Columbia owning the 43-year-old stadium came into focus Friday morning when BC MLA Ravi Kahlon admitted to Postmedia’s Patrick Johnson that the province would consider selling the stadium, “if the parameters are there.” The idea of purchasing or managing BC Place has been something that has been of keen interest to Doman for more than two years, but he wasn’t convinced the province would consider the possibility.   Doman’s interest in the stadium preceded, and is not connected to, the current ownership plight of the Vancouver Whitecaps. In recent months, the subject of the MLS Whitecaps potentially taking on a management contract for the stadium had been regarded as a potential solution to keeping that franchise in British Columbia. As discussions around the future of the stadium have intensified during the highly successful World Cup, Doman recently submitted a letter of interest to the Provincial government. The Lions recently signed an extension to their lease at @bcplace @SportsCentre

Still hearing alot noise about the @CFL rule changes. Lots of criticism too about most TSN talent supporting them. I know this platform isn’t always the best place for rational discussion, but here’s a (longer than usual) #FarhanCast on the topic & it’s reaction

Massive news. @nathan_rourke returning to @cfl & @BCLions

.@BCLions keep knocking it out of the park. Just announced #GreyCup ticket sales have already reached 40,000 after just over 1 days of sales. Very few lower bowl seats remain. And in case you missed it, @CFLonTSN panel led by @KateBeirness will be at the home opener next Saturday