that's enough now

It might go the other way and lead to them going on their own.

I'm not sure the game will take off if it is limited to Toronto for ever. Canada is a hell of a size and a pocket of interest in one place, playing against teams from towns they've never heard of over here, won't get it far. They have to view it as a way of generating interest across the country, and if it gets a following, maybe Vancouver, and Edmonton, and Montreal, etc, all good. As has been said, there are no other strong summer sports in Canada. Toronto Blue Jays is just about the worst supported baseball team (in relation to its potential ground capacity), beaten only by Montreal Expos.

Anybody fancy a trip up to the Northwest Territory's to play Yellowknife Grizzlies.

It'll be really interesting how this plays out in the first year. Whether the logistics behind it all work; how players find the travel and blocks of games; how the Canadian fans take to it etc. No doubt this will all be a process that may need tweaking as it goes along but lets see what happens. At the end of the day if it's successful it can only be good for RL, if it fails we haven't lost anything.

Hopefully they can unearth plenty of Canadian RL talent, maybe even a few from the US. Starting in the League they are, should be the priority.

With the wrestling tactics employed nowadays maybe get someone from wwe playing. Probs fail a drug test though

Are they being financed by Toronto's mate The Loan Arranger ?