Stampeders 41, Argonauts 24: Bo Levi Mitchell threw for 249 yards and three touchdowns as visiting Calgary blew past Toronto for the seventh consecutive time.

Marquay McDaniel hauled in eight passes for 77 yards and two TDs as the Stampeders (5-1-1) cruised to their third straight victory overall. Jerome Messam rushed for 76 yards and a score while DaVaris Daniels made a touchdown catch for Calgary, which moved into sole possession of first place in the West Division despite surrendering six sacks.

Ricky Ray was15-of-26 for 139 yards and a touchdown before suffering a shoulder injury in the third quarter for the Argonauts (3-4), who have dropped back-to-back games for the first time this season. S.J. Green had six receptions for 87 yards and a touchdown while backup quarterback Cody Fajardo rushed for 55 yards and a score for Toronto, which hasn't beaten Calgary since 2013.

Cam Walker recovered a fumble by kick returner Roy Finch to set up Green's 10-yard touchdown catch that opened the scoring, but the Stampeders scored the next 20 points - beginning with a 5-yard TD run by Messam and Rene Paredes' 18-yard field goal. Finch atoned for his mistake when he returned a punt 103 yards for a score early in the second quarter and Paredes converted a 29-yard attempt to make it 20-7 before Lirim Hajrullahu booted a 20-yarder for Toronto, but Daniels turned a short pass into a 44-yard touchdown with one second left to put Calgary ahead 27-10 at the half.

Mitchell, who completed 19 of his 24 pass attempts, fired a 9-yard touchdown strike to McDaniel on the opening possession of the third quarter before Hajrullahu made a 32-yard field goal to pull Toronto within three touchdowns heading into the fourth. Mitchell lobbed a 10-yard scoring pass to McDaniel early in the period and the Stampeders coasted to another impressive win.

GAME NOTEBOOK: Calgary WR Lemar Durant (knee) and Toronto DB Jermaine Gabriel (shoulder) suffered injuries in the first quarter and did not return. … Finch's punt-return touchdown was the second-longest in Stampeders history, two yards shy of the franchise record set by Jesse Branch in 1964. … The Stampeders have outscored opponents 128-35 since their loss to Montreal on July 14.