Football fans got the chance to see a piece of Canadian history on Sunday. The Grey Cup 100 Train Tour stopped in Regina and was open to the public from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Mosaic Stadium.
The train itself was a sight to see, but several cars were also open to the public and featured exhibits of Grey Cup memorabilia, interactive screens, Grey Cup rings, and a team locker room.
Of course, the famous trophy was also on display and available for photos.
The stop in Regina is one of over 100 the train will make before concluding the tour in Toronto at the end of November for the 100th Grey Cup Game and Festival.
