The Canadian Football League recently unveiled the logo for the 112th Grey Cup, which will take place at Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg – home of the Blue Bombers – on Nov. 16, 2025.
The logo follows the same template as the last two Grey Cups, which were held in Hamilton (2023) and Vancouver (2024), respectively, with the trophy towering over a design that gets its cues from the host city and team.
This year’s design, specifically, draws inspiration from the aurora borealis – which also ties in the Blue Bombers’ royal blue and gold colour scheme – and the boreal forests that cover more than 140 million acres in Manitoba.
The logo is complete with the CFL logo on the Grey Cup, a large Grey Cup wordmark and “Winnipeg 112” along the bottom, all of which are prominently featured in the corresponding Grey Cup Festival logo.
“(This) is more than just a celebration, it’s an opportunity to showcase and build our community while continuing to fulfill the Winnipeg football club’s commitment to working with First Nations, Inuit and Red River Metis communities,” Blue Bombers president and CEO Wade Miller said in a statement.
“We look forward to welcoming fans, celebrating Indigenous heritage and creating an unforgettable Grey Cup Festival that reflects the diversity and spirit of Manitoba.”
This marks the fifth time that Winnipeg has hosted the Grey Cup, joining the 1991, 1998, 2006 and 2015 seasons. The first three took place at Winnipeg Stadium (later known as Canad Inns Stadium), while the latter was hosted by the Blue Bombers’ current venue, known then as Investors Group Field.
Photos courtesy of @CFL on X/Twitter.
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