Sophie de Goede, Sara Svoboda and Madison Grant tries for Canada before break
Carys Phillips and a Georgia Evans interception the scores for Wales in first half
Canada extend lead in the second half through McKinley Hunt, Gillian Boag and Maude Lachance
Alex Callender try gives Wales late consolation
Wales are looking for a first win over Canada in 17 years
HT: Canada 21-17 Wales
Some stats for you.
Canada have missed more tackles than Wales (5-1).
The teams are equal for turnovers 3-3.
Possession is fairly equal so far: Canada 53%, Wales 47%.
But Canada are dominating territory with 60%.
Will that defensive effort take its toll on Wales?
HT: Canada 21-17 Wales
Image source, Rex FeaturesSioned Harries spent five seasons at Worcester Warriors
Six players including injured Ffion Lewis and Natalia John and current Wales squad members Carys Phillips, Alex Callender, Hannah Bluck and Carys Cox, will be without a club when they get home after Worcester Warriors Women followed the club's men's team in bankruptcy.
One solution - and not the first time to be mooted - would be to set up an elite team in Wales to absorb the affected players and help develop more for Test level.
Wales number eight Sioned Harries left Sixways after five seasons at the end of 2022-23 and "can only imagine how upsetting the experience is" for her former club-mates and current fellow Wales squad members.
"My main concern at the moment is, I see the (Worcester) Welsh girls knowing after this competition they don't have a club to go to after," she told the Scrum V podcast.
"It's a call now, that there needs to be a professional club in Wales."
Canada 21-17 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
I'm so impressed with Wales' kicking game.
In the past it's been one of the biggest struggles and now they are competing with Canada who are ranked fourth in the world.
HT: Canada 21-17 Wales
The woman with more international goals than anyone else, Christine Sinclair, has announced she is retiring from the national side.
Sinclair's 190 goals in 327 games will take some beating!
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HT: Canada 21-17 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
What a half. At the start we were focused on that forward dominance but now you can see the teams starting to read how each other play.
Both sides are evenly matched which I think Wales will be really happy with.
The conversion ends the half - and what an entertaining 40 minutes it has been.
Canada 21-17 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
Georgia reads the game, she is a fantastic player and read the ball an the pass so well.
Georgia Evans try, Keira Bevan con
Oh it's a gift - Evans intercepts and is clear.
That was great anticipation by the big second row who picks off Claire Gallagher's pass in midfield and is under the sticks.
Wales back in it and Canada will be fuming at themselves.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyGeorgia Evans brings Wales back into it
Canada 21-10 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
Sophie De Goede what a player, she leads the team really well and is so dominant in attack.
Madison Grant try, Sophie de Goede con
A lovely set-piece move that worked a treat and ends with the full-back sailing over.
It was all about Florence Symonds, the left wing coming into midfield, creating the overlap and then stepping on the gas before Grant juggles and scores.
De Goede converts - of course!
Image source, Getty ImagesMadison Grant dots down
Canada 7-10 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
Wales and Canada have managed to compete against each other in that forward dominance but you can see Canada have a slight edge on the outside and have figured out that Welsh defence.
Canada 14-10 Wales
Oh Canada's handling among the forwards were not as good as the backs.
They had a chance to get a driving maul going but the ball is split and Wales celebrate relieving the pressure.
Canada 14-10 Wales
Canada almost go a full 60 metres to score.
Again it's wing Florence Symonds leading the break but some great hands see Canada surge up field.
Canada 14-10 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
It's the pick and goes. Canada are so athletic and physical, Wales have been dealing with that forward physicality really well but having athletes that close to your line, it's inevitable that they will score.
Sara Svoboda try, Sophie de Goede con
Wales were always back-peddling there and the flanker barges over from close range.
Canada's back-row are proving decisive.
Canada 7-10 Wales
It might be Ceri because Canada are straight back on the attack after a great kick and chase by full-back Maddison Grant.
Wales 10-7 Canada
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at Sky Stadium, Wellington
There's Tom Jones!
She's a Lady plays out as Keira Bevan nails another kick.
Just a reminder Wales have not beaten Canada for 17 years, is it too early to get excited?
Keira Bevan
This time it's a bit more pragmatic from Wales and Hannah Jones opts to take a shot at goal with the latest penalty.
Wales ahead for the first time.
Canada 7-7 Wales
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
Wales put in a good fight the last time they played, even better today.
It's all about that full 80 minute performance they are after but at the moment they are very evenly matched.
Canada 7-7 Wales
Now it's number eight Bethan Lewis carrying hard and Wales win another penalty.
Keira Bevans taps and goes quickly and Wales are on the front foot here.
The penalties are adding up here against Canada.