Regional Training Centres
HQ
Rugby Canada

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Overview
Rugby Canada is proud to introduce the Regional Training Centre (RTC) model — a bold step forward in building a stronger, more connected rugby ecosystem. Designed to deliver high performance daily training environments across the country, the RTCs will serve as vital hubs for player development, coach training, and community engagement.
Aligned with the Strategic Plan for 2024–2027 and beyond, this initiative supports Rugby Canada’s commitment to:
- Develop world-class national teams
- Build a unified high-performing system
- Expand the reach and quality of rugby across Canada
- Foster stronger alignment between Rugby Canada, PSOs, clubs, and universities
This initiative benefits the entire rugby ecosystem — from community clubs to the national stage.
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What the Regional Training Centres deliver
- Unified Curriculum: Based on the Rugby Canada Technical Model (15s and 7s) to ensure consistency in development
- Local Excellence: Year-round programming designed and directed nationally, but delivered regionally
- Enhanced Athlete Support: Strength & conditioning, athletic therapy and physiotherapy, sport medicine, and mental performance
- Coach Development: RTCs serve as talent incubators for emerging and specialist coaches
- Stronger National Team Integration: Players are better prepared for national selection and performance
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Executive Summary
More information on the Regional Training Centres can be found here.