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The Canadian Football League will now have the ability to impose sanctions on players or employees who violate the new league policy on violence against women. Guelph Mercury: CFL condemns violence of all forms against women

Players and employees of the Canadian Football League will undergo mandatory training on violence against women. CTV News: CFL announces mandatory training on violence against women

The Canadian Football League new Violence Against Women Policy seeks to prevent violence in the first place. Benzinga: Canadian Football League Announces Violence Against Women Policy

Janay Rice was knocked out by Ray Rice’s fist in the winter of 2014 and the immediate widespread response was how the perpetrator’s football career would be affected… Winnipeg Free Press: CFL’s new violence against women policy puts support for … Continue reading →

Canadian Football League employees could face up to a lifetime ban from the league if they are found to perpetrate violence against women, according to the league’s new policy unveiled Thursday… Metro News: CFL unveils ‘historic’ violence against women policy

The Canadian Football League is set to announce a new policy on violence against women Yahoo Sports: CFL set to announce long-in-works policy on violence against women Thursday