CFL suspends Lions fullback Bond for two games following positive drug test
The CFL has suspended B.C. Lions fullback Jacob Bond for two games following a positive drug test for D-amphetamine, a stimulant. Bond, 23, violated the league's drug policy. Under CFL policy, suspended players cannot play in regular-season or post-season games. Bond has the opportunity to appeal the league's decision.
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