Canada to host first international women’s rugby series since 2015
Ottawa will play host to a Pacific Four Series women’s rugby event later this summer.
The Canadian team is currently ranked No. 4 in the world after a fourth-place finish at the 2021 Rugby World Cup. “We will also be leaving a legacy of rugby across the city - delivering rugby coaching sessions to 5,000 children and donating 3,000 rugby balls to Ottawa schools this summer. TD Place is a great stadium for international rugby, and we will be aiming to pack it with thousands of Canadians to get behind our team and celebrate the women who represent Canada.”
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