Defensive back James Johnson set a Grey Cup record with three interceptions, returning one for a touchdown, as the Saskatchewan Roughriders won their first championship in 18 years on Sunday. - Saskatchewan defeated Winnipeg 23-19 in the 95th Grey Cup at Rogers Centre in Toronto. The Roughriders last won a championship in 1989, when current coach Kent Austin was the starting quarterback. - "It's weird how things work out sometimes," Austin told CBC Sports. "I'm just so proud of our guys." - Johnson, who was named the game's outstanding player, intercepted Blue Bomber quarterback Ryan Dinwiddie a final time with just over one minute left to seal the result. - "We had a few ups and downs during the season, but what we wanted to do was put together three good games," said Johnson. "It was all about the way we finished and that's what we wanted to do, finish hard." - Saskatchewan slotback Andy Fantuz had put his side up 23-14 early in...