1. References

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The North American Indoor Football League (NAIFL) was a proposed indoor football league that announced plans in 2004 to begin play in fourteen Canadian cities beginning in February 2005. The game played was to be a unique indoor version of Canadian football. Teams were to be centrally owned, and former Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Tom Wilkinson was to serve as league president. The league never played a single game and its website went offline in early 2006.

The 14 teams announced were:

• Fredericton Feud
• Halifax Havoc
• Montreal Machete
• Ottawa Omega
• Quebec Quantum
• St. John's Storm
• Toronto Terror

• Calgary Crusade
• Edmonton Extreme
• Regina Rage
• Saskatoon Swarm
• Vancouver Victory
• Victoria Valor
• Winnipeg War

References

• {{cite web | url = http://www.canoe.ca/Slam/Football/Arena/2004/06/16/501844.html | accessdate = 2006-11-30 | title = Loopy launch | author = Terry Jones | publisher = Edmonton Sun | date = 2004-06-16}}

External links

• [https://web.archive.org/web/20050830002015/http://www.naifl.ca/ NAIFL.ca] archived on August 30, 2005
• Discussion thread at OurSportsCentral.com

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