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Saskatchewan Roughriders schedule 2026
The CFL regular season is 18 games over roughly 21 weeks: nine home dates at Mosaic Stadium and nine on the road. The Riders play three games each against their four West Division rivals — BC, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton — totalling 12 divisional contests, with the remaining six against East Division opponents in a rotating crossover format. Each club gets two bye weeks scattered through the summer schedule, with Labour Day Classic weekend featuring back-to-back Riders-Bombers games (Saskatchewan hosting the Sunday game in Regina, Winnipeg hosting the Banjo Bowl Saturday a week later) every September. Pre-season opens in late May with two exhibition matchups. The Western Semi-Final runs the first weekend of November between the second and third West seeds, with the winner moving on to the Western Final at the top seed's stadium. The Grey Cup, the CFL's championship game, rotates between host cities and is played in late November. Use the schedule strip above to filter by month, opponent, or home/away; each row links through to the matchup page with tickets, projected starters, and broadcast info.
Fri · 8:30 PM
Regina, SK · Mosaic Stadium
Saskatchewan Roughriders vs. Calgary Stampeders
Sat · 2:00 PM
Regina, SK · Mosaic Stadium
Saskatchewan Roughriders vs. Montreal Alouettes
Sat · 2:00 PM
Regina, SK · Mosaic Stadium
Saskatchewan Roughriders vs. Edmonton Elks
At a glance
- League
- Canadian Football League
- Home venue
- Mosaic Stadium
- Listed events
- 3
- Prices from
- $17
- Sport
- Canadian Football
- City
- Regina
- Last updated
- October 1, 2026
About the Saskatchewan Roughriders
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are Canada's only community-owned CFL franchise and the national league's most travelled fan base, playing their home games at Mosaic Stadium in Regina since the venue opened in 2017. Founded in 1910 as the Regina Rugby Club, the Riders carry four Grey Cup championships — 1966, 1989, 2007, and 2013 — and a green-and-white following that pulls travelling sections into every visiting CFL stadium, earning the franchise the 'Rider Nation' label that has become league shorthand for the largest single-team fan base in Canadian football. The current bench boss leads a roster known across the league for its rotation of dual-threat quarterbacks, ball-hawk safeties, and a special-teams unit that has produced multiple Most Outstanding Special Teams nominees. A Riders home Friday night at Mosaic Stadium is a province-wide event: 33,000-plus fans in green, a stadium hum that registers on the seismograph at the University of Regina campus, and a watermelon-helmet tradition that has filtered from the south end zone into Grey Cup folklore. This page is the Regina landing spot for fans figuring out whether the Riders play tonight, what time kickoff is, who they're hosting, and how to get to Mosaic Stadium — kept current throughout the CFL season.
Buying Saskatchewan Roughriders tickets, step by step
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Browse the Saskatchewan Roughriders schedule above and pick the date you want.
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Saskatchewan Roughriders tickets are available primarily through TicketNetwork and the official team site, with secondary inventory on StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats linked from each game card on this page. Single-game tickets typically go on sale in late April once the full CFL schedule is locked in; the Riders' season-seat waiting list runs into the thousands, so single-game inventory tightens fast for marquee dates. Watermelon-helmet south end-zone seats are some of the cheapest and the most photographed sections in the stadium. Labour Day Classic, any Bombers visit, and the Western Semi-Final stay expensive right up to kickoff.
Inside a Saskatchewan Roughriders home game
When the Saskatchewan Roughriders play at home, Mosaic Stadium fills with canadian football fans across the 33,350-seat stadium. The venue has hosted games since 2017. Doors usually open well before the first whistle, so arriving 45 minutes early leaves time for security and concessions. Most canadian football games run about 2–3 hours.
vs Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Saskatchewan Roughriders vs Winnipeg Blue Bombers — the Labour Day Classic and the Banjo Bowl — is the biggest annual football rivalry in Canada outside the Grey Cup. The Sunday afternoon Labour Day game in Regina pulls 33,000 to Mosaic Stadium, and the following Saturday's Banjo Bowl in Winnipeg ships thousands of green-and-white Rider Nation fans east along the Trans-Canada. The series runs back to the 1930s and has decided multiple Western Finals over the past two decades. Watch this one for special-teams play, third-down efficiency, and crowd noise that pushes both home stadiums past their listed decibel ratings. The Riders' 1989 Grey Cup run included a Western Final win over the Bombers, and the rivalry remains the defining matchup for both fan bases.
vs BC Lions
Saskatchewan Roughriders vs BC Lions is a West Division series where the Rider Nation travelling section regularly fills the BC Place 200 and 300 levels deep enough to be heard on TV. The 2006 Grey Cup at BC Place — Lions over Riders — was a heartbreaking near-miss for Saskatchewan, and the 2007 Riders' title the following year carried the weight of that 2006 loss. The series has produced multiple late-season games that decided West Division seeding, and the trip to BC Place is one of the easier road weekends for Rider Nation given Vancouver's tourism appeal. Watch this one for downfield passing against BC's man-coverage corners and for the green-and-white section's volume in the visiting end zone.
vs Calgary Stampeders
Saskatchewan Roughriders vs Calgary Stampeders is a West Division series where Rider Nation's road following turns McMahon Stadium into something close to a Mosaic Stadium environment. The 2017 Western Semi-Final at McMahon — Riders 25, Stamps 21 — was one of the great Saskatchewan upsets of the modern era and remains a Calgary fan-base sore spot. The 2008 Grey Cup against Calgary went the other way, with the Stamps winning 22-14 in Montreal. The rivalry has decided playoff seeding in several recent seasons, and a Friday-night McMahon visit from the Riders is consistently one of Calgary's biggest gate dates of the year. Expect a heavy green-and-white visiting section and a louder Stamps home crowd in response.
vs Edmonton Elks
Saskatchewan Roughriders vs Edmonton Elks is one of the older West Division series in the CFL, with shared history running back to the Eskimos dynasties of the 1970s and 80s that often went through Saskatchewan on the way to Grey Cup wins. The current era has been more balanced — the Elks rebuilding while the Riders push for Western Final contention — and the open-air Commonwealth Stadium provides one of the more atmospheric late-season road trips on the Saskatchewan schedule. Watch this one for ball control on offence and field-position football; both clubs tend to build around physical run games and aggressive defensive fronts. Rider Nation travels well to Edmonton, and the QE2 north corridor sees regular green-and-white traffic on Riders-Elks weekends.
Getting to Mosaic Stadium on game day
Getting there
Regina Transit runs game-day shuttle and express service to the stadium; limited regular transit otherwise.
Parking
REAL District and Evraz Place lots surround the stadium, with paid event parking and neighbourhood permit restrictions on Roughriders game days.
Roughriders ticket prices by section
Sideline lower bowl
Best view of the line of scrimmage and offensive flow; highest demand for division rivals.
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End zone lower bowl
Closer to the goal-line action at a softer price than the sidelines.
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200-level mid-bowl
Sweet spot for tactical fans — full-field perspective at a fraction of sideline pricing.
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Upper deck end zones
Cheapest seats in the building; the loudest crowd sections on big games.
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