Four-part documentary revisits Canada’s run to the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup final
ALL HEART: A RUGBY STORY offers behind-the-scenes access to Kévin Rouet’s Canada, directed by Kathleen Jayme and streaming all episodes on Crave from 9 October.

ALL HEART: A RUGBY STORY offers behind-the-scenes access to Kévin Rouet’s Canada, directed by Kathleen Jayme and streaming all episodes on Crave from 9 October.

A four-part documentary, ALL HEART: A RUGBY STORY, chronicles Canada’s path to the 2025 World Cup final and premieres on Crave on 9 October with all episodes released at once.
Documentary coverage includes the final at Allianz Stadium (England beat Canada 33-13) and follows Canada into the WXV Global Series 2026, with home fixtures against England in Toronto and Ottawa.
Context in 2026: Canada have played three WXV games in Europe (win vs Scotland, draw vs England, loss 21-5 to France) and strong BMO Field ticket sales suggest a record attendance for a standalone women’s rugby fixture in North America.
# What the series covers
ALL HEART: A RUGBY STORY is a four-part documentary that revisits Canada's 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup campaign and the team's run to the final. The film follows Kévin Rouet's squad across the tournament and culminates with the final at Allianz Stadium, where England beat Canada 33-13.
The series was directed by Kathleen Jayme, who previously co-wrote Naomi Osaka: The Second Set and Finding Big Country. Executive producers include actor Jay Baruchel and Canadian rock band The Tragically Hip. The Tragically Hip have supported the team off-screen as well, raising funds through co-branded merchandise.
# Production access and partners
Rugby Canada, World Rugby and Boat Rocker Studios partnered on the project, which the announcement describes as providing unprecedented behind-the-scenes access. The documentary shows a blend of senior players and rising talent as Canada pursued the World Cup title.
All four episodes will be available to stream on Bell Media's Crave platform on Friday, 9 October.
# Placement in Canada's schedule
The documentary is timed ahead of Canada's WXV Global Series fixtures in 2026. It arrives one week before Canada restarts its WXV campaign, which includes back-to-back home matches against England at Toronto's BMO Field and Ottawa's TD Place in October. Ticket sales for the Toronto fixture indicate the potential to set a new record attendance for a standalone women's rugby match in North America.
# Recent on-field context
Since the World Cup final, Canada have featured in the WXV Global Series. In Europe they have recorded a win against Scotland, a draw with England, and a 21-5 loss to France in La Rochelle. The documentary will reach viewers after those results and as Canada prepares for a busy autumn schedule.
# Player perspective
Alexandra Tessier, Canada's vice-captain, has spoken about the growth of women's rugby in Canada and the excitement of playing at home, saying the World Cup captured many new supporters and that Canadians are "buying into this team and into our sport." The documentary is positioned to show the team dynamic behind those public comments.
# What viewers can expect
# When and where to watch
All four episodes of ALL HEART: A RUGBY STORY will stream on Crave starting 9 October. The release schedule places the series immediately before Canada's WXV home fixtures, offering context for supporters attending or following those matches.

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