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A hometown Grey Cup, a different sideline: Elks head coach Mark Kilam's remarkable journey back to Calgary

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Calgary Herald
By Todd Saelhof
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Fired after 20 years with the Stampeders, Kilam landed on his feet in Edmonton. Now, with the Elks playing for the Grey Cup in Calgary, the coach who once seemed destined to lead the home team has a chance to write a very different ending.

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  • A hometown Grey Cup, a different sideline: Elks head coach Mark Kilam's remarkable journey back to Calgary.
  • Fired after 20 years with the Stampeders, Kilam landed on his feet in Edmonton.
  • Now, with the Elks playing for the Grey Cup in Calgary, the coach who once seemed destined to lead the home team has a chance to write a very different ending.

CALGARY — Mark Kilam could have been here with the Calgary Stampeders, coaching the hometown team in a Grey Cup at McMahon Stadium, with the city he called home for two decades behind him. Read More

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