Stampeders 26, Lions 9: Bo Levi Mitchell threw for 278 yards and a touchdown as Calgary rolled past host BC to capture its fifth West Division title in six seasons.

Mitchell completed 20-of-32 passes while Don Jackson rushed for 91 yards and a touchdown for the Stampeders (13-5), who halted their three-game losing streak and secured a spot in the West final Nov. 18. Chris Matthews made three catches for 67 yards and Markeith Ambles hauled in a TD pass as Calgary built a large lead in the first half before cruising to victory.

Jonathon Jennings was 16-of-21 for 140 yards while Travis Lulay recorded 111 yards on 10-of-16 passing for BC (9-9), which will cross over to face Hamilton in the East Division semifinal Nov. 11. Cody Fajardo ran for a touchdown and DeVier Posey had four receptions for 62 yards for the Lions in the final home game for coach Wally Buono, who will retire at the conclusion of the season.

Calgary took a lead it would never relinquish just over five minutes into the game as Rene Paredes converted a 52-yard field-goal attempt. Paredes booted a 27-yarder to double the advantage and Jackson made it 12-0 with a 1-yard touchdown run on the final play of the first quarter.

Mitchell connected with Ambles for a 10-yard score late in the second and Paredes made 37- and 32-yard kicks in the last 36 seconds of the period as the Stampeders carried a 25-0 lead into intermission. The Lions finally got on the board with a safety late in the third quarter and Fajardo scored on a 1-yard run early in the fourth, but it was too little, too late as the club finished with a 7-2 home record.

GAME NOTEBOOK: Buono, who began his CFL head-coaching career with Calgary, finished with a 282-165-3 regular-season record. The 68-year-old guided the Stampeders to three Grey Cups and the Lions to two, most recently in 2011. ... Mitchell's touchdown pass was his CFL-leading 35th of the season. ... Ambles ended the regular season with a streak of four games with at least five receptions and a TD. ... Calgary DE Micah Johnson recorded a sack to extend his streak to six contests while LB Alex Singleton made seven tackles to finish the season with a league-high 122. ... Lions WR Bryan Burnham made four catches for 43 yards to surpass 1,000 for the third straight season.