CFL All-Star Game

The Canadian Football League played an all-star game regularly during the 1950s and 1970s and twice in the 1980s.

The first game in 1955 actually precedes the establishment of the Canadian Football Council and the CFL, and was known as the Shrine Game. It was held each year from 1955 to 1958; then, after 11 seasons without one, it returned in 1970. From 1970 to 1978 it was played every year except one (1975), then after 1978 it was played every five years, in 1983 and 1988. No All-Star Game has been held since 1988.

The 1950s games and the games between 1976 and 1983 followed an "East vs. West" format. The 1970-74 and 1988 games followed the format of the league champion facing players from the rest of the league.

Season	Date	Venue	Score
1955	December 3, 1955	Varsity Stadium Toronto	East All-Stars 6, West All-Stars 6 (tie)
1956	December 8, 1956	Empire Stadium Vancouver	West All-Stars 35, East All-Stars 0
1957	December 7, 1957	McGill Stadium Montreal	East All-Stars 20, West All-Stars 2
1958	December 6, 1958	Civic Stadium Hamilton	West All-Stars 9, East All-Stars 3
1970	July 2, 1970	Lansdowne Park Ottawa	CFL All-Stars 35, Ottawa Rough Riders 14
1971	June 29, 1971	Autostade Montreal	CFL All-Stars 30, Montreal Alouettes 13
1972	June 28, 1972	McMahon Stadium Calgary	Calgary Stampeders 23, CFL All-Stars 22
1973	June 27, 1973	Ivor Wynne Stadium Hamilton	CFL All-Stars 22, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 11
1974	June 26, 1974	Lansdowne Park Ottawa	Ottawa Rough Riders 25, CFL All-Stars 22
1976	May 29, 1976	Clarke Stadium Edmonton	West All-Stars 27, East All-Stars 16
1977	June 4, 1977	Exhibition Stadium Toronto	East All-Stars 20, West All-Stars 19
1978	June 3, 1978	McMahon Stadium Calgary	West All-Stars 24, East All-Stars 12
1983	December 3, 1983	BC Place Stadium Vancouver	West All-Stars 25, East All-Stars 15
1988	June 23, 1988	Commonwealth Stadium Edmonton	CFL All-Stars 15, Edmonton Eskimos 4