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  • FRI
    Apr 1705:15 PM
    Pacific Four Series: United States vs. Australia & Canada vs. New ZealandCPKC Stadium, Kansas City, MO
  • FRI
    Apr 24(TBD)
    Pacific Four Series: United States vs. CanadaSeatGeek Stadium, Bridgeview, IL
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  • SAT
    Jul 407:00 PM
    Nations Cup: Canada vs. SpainClarke Stadium, Edmonton, AB
    86 Tickets Left!
  • SAT
    Jul 1107:00 PM
    Nations Cup: Canada vs. PortugalClarke Stadium, Edmonton, AB
  • SAT
    Jul 1807:00 PM
    Nations Cup: Canada vs. ZimbabwePrincess Auto Stadium, Winnipeg, MB
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    About Canada Rugby

    Currently, Rugby Canada is actively preparing for the upcoming Rugby World Cup 2023, where the men's national team will aim to make a significant impact after qualifying for the tournament. The women's team is also gearing up for their international competitions, focusing on the upcoming Rugby World Cup Sevens. Rugby Canada has implemented various development programs to enhance the skills of players at all levels, with a particular focus on youth engagement and talent identification. Additionally, the organization is working on increasing its presence in the media and social platforms to promote rugby events and engage with fans. Recent initiatives have included hosting several high-profile matches and tournaments across the country, as well as partnerships with local clubs and schools to grow the sport. Rugby Canada continues to strive for excellence on the international stage while fostering a vibrant rugby community within Canada.

    Canada Rugby History

    Rugby Canada was founded in 1965, marking the formal establishment of rugby union as a recognized sport in Canada. The organization serves as the governing body for the sport of rugby in the country, overseeing both rugby union and rugby sevens. The first official match under Rugby Canada’s governance took place shortly after its formation, and the country quickly became involved in international competitions. Canada’s national teams began to participate in various international tournaments, including the Rugby World Cup, with the men's team making its first appearance in 1987. The women's team followed suit in 1994. Over the years, Rugby Canada has seen immense growth, with grassroots initiatives, youth programs, and an increased focus on developing the sport across all provinces. The organization has also played a pivotal role in promoting rugby as a major sport within educational institutions, leading to the establishment of university leagues and competitions. Canada has produced several notable players who have competed at the highest levels, contributing to the sport's popularity and growth within the nation. In recent years, Rugby Canada has emphasized the importance of inclusivity and diversity in the sport, working towards attracting underrepresented communities and promoting women in rugby.