Canadian Football Act
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The <entity_0> (1974), also known in its long title as An Act respecting Canadian Professional Football, was a proposed Act by the Parliament of <entity_2> in April 1974 designed to give a government-protected monopoly over professional <entity_1> in <entity_2> to the Canadian Football League (CFL). It is also unlikely that any future Act will be passed to affect American college <entity_1>, such as the NCAA and NAIA, who have or have had teams based in <entity_2> (Simon Fraser University being the lone NCAA member in <entity_2>) and bowl games hosted in Canadian cities, with no opposition, in part because the CFL draws some of its players from American college teams (and, in the case of bowl games, because their December and January scheduling is well after Canadian university <entity_1> ends its season).
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