Former Canada captain Al Charron is headed to the World Rugby Hall of Fame. Charron played in four Rugby World Cups and was a trailblazer for Canadian rugby, playing overseas for Bristol and Moseley in England and Dax in France. "Captains who always do the right thing and captains who always say the right thing. Rugby Canada's new facility in Langford, B.C., nearing completion, is named the Al Charron Rugby Canada National Training Centre. He is already a member of the Eastern Ontario Hall of Fame, Ontario Rugby Hall of Fame, and Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame.

Source: CBC News October 26, 2017 15:22 UTC