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Traffic around Gage Avenue between Barton and Main is a little slower this evening.

The Tiger-Cats are playing the Montreal Alouettes at Ivor Wynne Stadium, which will soon be no more. And as that reality sets in for fans, the team itself has been struggling – winning just four games this season so far, and trying to keep playoff hopes alive. Melissa Raftis is at Ivor Wynne tonight with fans and their thoughts on the 2012 season.

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