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The Men’s World Rugby 7s arrives in Vancouver, Canada, this weekend. The action kicks off with Argentina vs France at 5pm BST on Saturday, 16th April 2022 – the first of 45 clashes over two days. US rugby fans can stream every moment live with a Peacock 7-day free trial. Make sure you know how to watch a World Rugby 7s

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Fans had to wait an extra few weeks, but the 2022 Canada Sevens is here.

The annual tournament is scheduled for this weekend with 16 teams set to compete. The event is one of nine legs on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series.

The tournament will be hosted at the BC Place in Vancouver, B.C.

The multi-purpose facility is home of the BC Lions of the CFL and the Vancouver Whitecaps FC of Major League Soccer. It also was used as the main stadium for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

Here is a look at the other locations of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series for the 2021-22 season.

DATES	LEG	CITY	STADIUM
Nov. 26-27, 2021	Dubai	Dubai	The Sevens
Dec. 3-4, 2021	Dubai	Dubai	The Sevens
Jan. 21-23, 2022	Spain	Malaga	Estadio Ciudad de Malaga
Jan. 28-30, 2022	Spain	Seville	Estadio de La Cartuja
April 9-10, 2022	Singapore	Singapore	National Stadium
April 16-17, 2022	Canada	Vancouver	BC Place
May 20-22, 2022	France	Toulouse	Stade Ernest-Wallon
May 28-29, 2022	England	London	Twickenham Stadium
August 27-28, 2022	United States	Los Angeles	Dignity Health Sports Park

Next up, the men’s series continues at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver (16-17 April 2022). Then it’s off to Langford for the Women’s Series (30 April – 1 May). Toulouse (20-22 May) is a double-header with the men and women due to play concurrently. Then it’s onto London (28-29 May) before the final leg in Los Angeles (27-28 August).

2022 Canada Sevens schedule

DATE	TIME (ET)	MATCHUP
Saturday, April 16	12 p.m.	Argentina vs. France
Saturday, April 16	12:22 p.m.	Ireland vs. Scotland
Saturday, April 16	12:44 p.m.	Samoa vs. Wales
Saturday, April 16	1:06 p.m.	New Zealand vs. Japan
Saturday, April 16	1:31 p.m.	United States vs. Kenya
Saturday, April 16	1:53 p.m.	Fiji vs. England
Saturday, April 16	2:15 p.m.	South Africa vs. Spain
Saturday, April 16	2:37 p.m.	Australia vs. Canada
Saturday, April 16	3:11 p.m.	Argentina vs. Scotland
Saturday, April 16	3:33 p.m.	Ireland vs. France
Saturday, April 16	3:55 p.m.	Samoa vs. Japan
Saturday, April 16	4:17 p.m.	New Zealand vs. Wales
Saturday, April 16	4:42 p.m.	United States vs. England
Saturday, April 16	5:04 p.m.	Fiji vs. Kenya
Saturday, April 16	5:26 p.m.	South Africa vs. Canada
Saturday, April 16	5:48 p.m.	Australia vs. Spain
Saturday, April 16	6:22 p.m.	France vs. Scotland
Saturday, April 16	6:44 p.m.	Ireland vs. Argentina
Saturday, April 16	7:06 p.m.	Wales vs. Japan
Saturday, April 16	7:28 p.m.	New Zealand vs. Samoa
Saturday, April 16	8:07 p.m.	Kenya vs. England
Saturday, April 16	8:35 p.m.	Fiji vs. United States
Saturday, April 16	9:05 p.m.	Spains vs. Canada
Saturday, April 16	9:33 p.m.	Australia vs. South Africa
Sunday, April 17	12 p.m	9th place Quarterfinal
Sunday, April 17	12:22 p.m.	9th place Quarterfinal
Sunday, April 17	12:44 p.m.	9th place Quarterfinal
Sunday, April 17	1:06 p.m.	9th place Quarterfinal
Sunday, April 17	1:40 p.m.	Quarterfinals
Sunday, April 17	2:02 p.m.	Quarterfinals
Sunday, April 17	2:24 p.m.	Quarterfinals
Sunday, April 17	2:46 p.m.	Quarterfinals
Sunday, April 17	3:20 p.m.	13th place Semifinal
Sunday, April 17	3:42 p.m.	13th place Semifinal
Sunday, April 17	4:04 p.m.	9th place Semifinal
Sunday, April 17	4:26 p.m.	9th place Semifinal
Sunday, April 17	5 p.m.	5th place Semifinal
Sunday, April 17	5:22 p.m.	5th place Semifinal
Sunday, April 17	5:44 p.m.	Semifinals
Sunday, April 17	6:06 p.m.	Semifinals
Sunday, April 17	6:28 p.m.	13th place playoff
Sunday, April 17	7:37 p.m.	9th place playoff
Sunday, April 17	8:01 p.m.	5th place playoff
Sunday, April 17	8:28 p.m.	Bronze Final
Sunday, April 17	8:58 p.m.	Cup Final

Vancouver is a stop on the World Rugby Sevens Series tour. The Canada Sevens is a two-day tournament featuring top rugby teams from around the globe.

If you are a rugby fan or a fan of sports in general, then this is an event you likely won’t want to miss.

There are 16 teams scheduled to participate in the Vancouver Rugby Seven Series in 2022. Those teams are Argentina, Australia, Canada, England, Fiji, France, Ireland, Japan, Kenya, New Zealand, Samoa, Scotland, South Africa, Spain, the USA and Wales.

That could be subject to change, especially with regards to New Zealand and Samoa. If any of those nations are unable to participate then others will join the tournament. Both Germany and Jamaica have taken part in the Rugby 7s Series this year as invited teams. They would be the likely replacements should the scheduling for the Vancouver tournament change.

Prices of tickets depend on if you want reserved seats and if you want to go for one day or the entire weekend. Tickets for the 2022 event are on sale as of late January. The prices are listed below.

Tickets for the HSBC Canada Sevens 2022 in Vancouver are now on sale!

The HSBC Canada Sevens returns to BC Place on April 16-17.

Click here to buy tickets.

Further information on seating sections and ticket pricing can be found here.

The 2022 Canada Sevens are still on, just at a later date.

Canada Rugby has announced that tickets for HSBC Canada Sevens Vancouver, to be played April 16-17 at BC Place, will go on-sale to the public Our long-awaited return to Vancouver will take place at BC Place Stadium on April 16-17, 2022! All ticket purchases for our 2022 events can be made via your Ticketmaster Account Manager.

HSBC Canada Sevens Vancouver 2022

• When: April 16-17, 2022
• Where: BC Place
• Tickets: Available online starting
  • Tournament subscription holders will have a 48-hour pre-sale opportunity starting on August 10^th

As announced by World Rugby earlier today, an exciting addition to both the Vancouver and Edmonton events will be the inclusion of a Women’s 7s ‘Fast 4’ tournament. These competitions will feature four of the top Women’s 7s National teams in the world playing for the title.

The health and safety of players, fans, and all involved in the event remains the top priority.

The HSBC Canada Sevens Vancouver is one of BC’s most popular events, but last year’s edition was cancelled due to the global pandemic. This year, both Vancouver and Edmonton will host back-to-back HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series events.

The series attracts the world’s best Rugby 7s teams and fans from all around the globe.

This year’s event features an exciting addition to both Vancouver and Edmonton events, with the inclusion of a Women’s 7s ‘Fast 4’ Tournament. These competitions will feature four of the top Women’s 7s National teams battling it out for the title!

More information, including Vancouver pricing and attending teams, will be released ahead of Vancouver Sevens tickets going on sale.

The Canada Sevens tournament has hired artist Lance Cardinal to create the medal for the up coming games this September. The Indigenous artist will design the gold medals that will be awarded at the World Rugby’s Canada Sevens Series championship.

“This is absolutely one of the best honours I’ve ever had in my life,” Cardinal told CTV News Edmonton.

He said in the interview that Rugby Canada was looking for a design that would represent the First Nations People.

“Wow,” Cardinal said as he begins to remember thinking. “What a great opportunity.”

The “Honouring Feathers” design features two feathers with a ribbon.

“I really wanted to choose the eagle feather because for our people, the eagle feather is something that’s given at a very high level of honour. We give eagle feathers to people to recognize them for something they’re done in their life. For a moment in their life that’s important, like a graduation, or even like a coming-of-age ceremony,” Cardinal explained.

“It was really the same process to design this medal that I always do. I think about what the message is, what are we trying to say with the piece, and like I said before, it’s all about honouring people: honouring the people of Treaty 6 territory as well as honouring the competitors in the rugby championship.”

“I’m not even a rugby fan to be honest. I don’t know much about the sport,” he admitted. “But I always look at my work as an opportunity to share the culture more, to bring who we are as Indigenous people into different kinds of spaces.”

“They’re coming from all over the world… I really wanted to make sure they saw who we are, that we are an honourable people. That we approach people with love and open arms.” Fiji Rugby Union is waiting for World Rugby to confirm Fiji’s participation in the coming Canada and Singapore sevens tournaments.

The Canada leg from September 18-19 and Edmonton a week later restart the annual series which was cancelled in 2019 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Canada Sevens is set to kick off on September 25.