Welcome to the top women's rugby news for Mar 29-Apr 4! We start with Canada winning the opening weekend of the Emirates Invitational 7s, while England and France ran riot over Scotland and Wales in the first matches of the postponed Six Nations.

In more XVs news, Scrum Queens reports that New Zealand has proposed that the postponed 2021 Rugby World Cup take place in October and November to avoid conflicts with the 2022 Rugby World Cup 7s tournament in Cape Town. We also took a look at RTP in the USA where almost half the country is back on the pitch in some form.

In domestic competitions, Allianz Premier 15s is almost ready to announce a broadcast partner for their semi-finals and Championship!

In 7s news, World Rugby confirmed that 7s will take place in Los Angeles June 25-27 and they've postponed the planned event in Marcoussis. The 2022 Commonwealth Games have announced their qualification process.

We close out the week with a few tidbits in our "Other News" section as well as twelve player features and ten media.

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tl;dr: Under the Posts - Women's Rugby News for Mar 29-Apr 4 sees Canada win the opening round of the Emirates Invitational 7s while England and France recorded wins in the first matches of the postponed Six Nations