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Rugby Ontario will continue leading the country by formalizing and expanding an inter-provincial platform at the senior level. Aligning national team selection with a robust inter-provincial competition builds on existing strengths, reinforces development continuity, and positions Ontario and participating provinces at the forefront of rugby development in Canada. This enhanced selection model provides a more accurate, fair, and developmentally beneficial process compared to traditional try-outs, ultimately strengthening both the national team and the broader Canadian rugby ecosystem.

Player Identification

Week 1 – April 4th, 2026

Week 2 – April 11th, 2026

Week 3 – April 18th, 2026

Competition Preparation

All-Star Fixture – April 25th, 2026

Top 26 Players Training – May 2nd, May 3rd, May 10th, 2026

Senior Men’s Tour to Victoria, B.C.

U20 Canada/Pacific Pride – May 18th, 2026

Vancouver All-Stars – May 21st, 2026

BC Bears – May 24th, 2026

2025 Coast to Coast Cup

The Coast to Coast Cup is an inter-provincial competition for senior men’s rugby. Teams from B.C., Alberta, Ontario, Québec, and Atlantic Canada compete to win the Coast to Coast Cup.

In 2025, the Ontario Blues made it to the finals, ultimately placing second behind the Atlantic Privateers.

Canada Summer Games

The Canada Games brings together more than 2,000 able-bodied athletes and athletes with physical and intellectual disabilities for the largest amateur multi-sport event in the country. The Games are hosted every two years, and alternate between Winter and Summer games in a similar fashion to the Olympics. The Canada Summer Games feature Rugby Sevens and the games were held from August 11-13.

The Canada Summer Games feature Rugby Sevens. Teams from 10 provinces and 1 territory competed. Team Ontario won Gold overall!

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