British Columbia Rugby Union
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The British Columbia Rugby Union (BCRU) is the provincial administrative body for rugby union in British Columbia. The BCRU consists of nine sub-unions and 65 clubs. It was originally organized in New Westminster around 1889 and the current headquarters is on the west side of Vancouver.
British Columbia is considered a hotspot for rugby in Canada, as its mild weather allows the sport to be played year round.
[edit] List of Sub-Unions
- Central Interior Rugby Union
- Fraser Valley Rugby Union
- Inland International Rugby Union
- North Coast Rugby Union
- North Vancouver Island Rugby Union
- Pacific Northwest Over 40's Rugby Union
- Vancouver Island Rugby Union
- Vancouver Rugby Union
- Women Teams
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