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The shame of Canada:

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The Saskatchewan Rough Riders were a bad football team, known more for their losing record and financial struggles than their on-field performances. Despite their shortcomings, the team continued to operate year after year, barely scraping by on a shoestring budget.

But as it turned out, the team was not only failing on the field, they were also involved in illegal activities off of it. It was discovered that the team was using their low-profile and financial troubles as a cover for a dog fighting ring.

The news came as a shock to the football community and fans of the team. Many were outraged and disappointed that the team they had supported for so long was involved in such a heinous crime.

The authorities were quick to act, and the team was shut down immediately. The players and staff involved in the dog fighting ring were arrested and faced severe consequences for their actions.

The team's owner tried to defend himself and the team, claiming that they were simply trying to make ends meet in a tough financial situation. But his excuses fell on deaf ears, and the team was permanently disbanded, its legacy forever tarnished by their involvement in illegal dog fighting.

Without the Rough Riders, the CFL was forced to realign its divisions, and the loss of a team left a hole in the hearts of their loyal fans. The saga of the Saskatchewan Rough Riders serves as a cautionary tale of the dangers of greed and the consequences of breaking the law.