(1) NUMBER OF PLAYERS ON THE FIELD-All games will be played 12 aside.
If either team has less than 24 players dressed and able to play at kickoff, the game will be canceled for safety reasons and a forfeit awarded.

(2) NUMBER OF DOWNS-For all games teams will play 4 down football with the one yard neutral zone. There is NO requirement to pass on any down.

(3) BLOCKING BELOW THE WAIST will be in accordance with the Canadian Rulebook for Tackle Football. Blocking at or below the knee is not permitted. The only place where blocking below the waist (and above the knee) can occur is in the "Blocking Below the Waist Zone" (BBWZ). This zone is defined as: From TE to TE (or where a TE would be) plus two yards in advance of the line of scrimmage towards the defence PLUS back to protect the QB (or Kicker) in shotgun, pistol or dropping back from under center. (See Rulebook for exact wording) Any player blocking below the waist must be in the BBWZ and set at the snap.

(4) TARGETING PENALTY-For any player penalized for Unnecessary Roughness against a player in a "defenseless posture" under Rule 7, Section 3, Article 16 the following will be added to the standard 15 yard penalty:
        For fouls committed in the first half, the player is disqualified for the remainder of the game.
        For fouls committed in the second half, the player is disqualified for the remainder of the game AND for the first half of the next game in which the player participates. 

(5) TAKING A KNEE PROTOCOL- When a team tells the Referee that they are taking a knee for the purpose of ending the half or a game, the Referee will advise both teams so that there is no misunderstanding. Any player crossing the neutral zone may be subject to penalty. If the score is a lead of 8 points or less the QB must take a knee immediately once the ball is snapped.

(6) OVERTIME-No overtime during the regular season.

(7) TECHNICAL TIME OUT-Each team will be permitted one technical time out per half to ask for rule clarification relating to a particular call. This time out is NOT to be used to protest an official's decision.