I'll sign off now. That was far too close for comfort from a Scotland point of view and there will need to be a big improvement against Argentina next time. Canada played with great heart and energy and really gave the visitors a scare.

Thanks for your company and enjoy the rest of your Saturday.

BBC Radio Scotland pundit Peter Wright

"When the tempo was up, Scotland looked dangerous but we will continue to struggle until we get the right combinations in the middle of the park."

Lewis Finlayson on Twitter: "Close win, but the ghost of handling errors continues to haunt Scotland. Finishing also needs to get better #bbcsportscot"

Let's have a look at the positives for Scotland. Grant Gilchrist scored his first international try and the Edinburgh lock was solid throughout, outshining several of his more experienced team-mates.

Canada will be pig sick to have lost that one and James Pritchard will be cursing his penalty attempt which struck a post. Fine margins and all that...

John M Butt ‏on Twitter: "#bbcsportscot Never a red card ever. Sad performance by Scotland nothing new there."

It looks like a case of more questions than answers for Scotland head coach Vern Cotter. The new man has two wins from two but must realise he has a huge job on his hands.

Next stop Argentina and that means a big, big step up in the quality of opposition.

BBC Radio Scotland pundit Peter Wright

"At the moment our attack is letting us down. There is a lot to worry about in that department."

Stuart Hogg slaloms forward looking for a late solo score but he his eventually snaffled up. The Scots briefly think about going for it but soon decide to kick to touch for a narrow victory.

The clock is approaching the red and Scotland have a line-out. Will they close out the game here?

Scotland have a man advantage for these final few minutes but still Canada look the side that means business; powering forward, giving everything to find a gap.

Scotland's replacement fly-half Ruaridh Jackson is iced by the thundering run of Jebb Sinclair. The TMO has a look and decides - very harshly - that the big number six led with an elbow. A red card is then brandished.

Kevin Bryce is on for his first Scotland appearance, the hooker replacing Johnnie Beattie in the back-row. He is the fourth new cap on this tour.

Good work from Scotland skipper Greig Laidlaw, putting the hosts under pressure and winning a penalty, which he duly knocks over.

James Pritchard gets another chance to split the posts as Scotland continue to struggle in Toronto. The full-back shrugs off that last miss to give Canada the lead.

The home crowd are loving this as Canada have Scotland on the ropes, throwing the ball around and battering their way forward with great gusto. The visitors are holding on - just...

Canada come again and a fantastic, darting run from Phil Mack comes to end with the diminutive scrum-half bouncing off Sean Maitland and the ball is knocked on.

A big let-off for Scotland as James Pritchard's penalty strikes a post. Greig Laidlaw reacts well to gather the loose ball and sends it long to the halfway line.

A driven line-out has Scotland in trouble and a penalty is signalled before Phil Mack's attempted drop-goal is charged down.

Scotland nudge ahead again thanks to a monster penalty from Stuart Hogg, who thumps the ball between the posts from all of 50 metres.