(Reuters) -Canada on Thursday approved Royal Bank of Canada’s C$13.5 billion dollars ($10.2 billion) acquisition of HSBC Holdings’ local operations, with conditions, more than a year after the country’s biggest lender announced the deal. Canada’s Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland required RBC to establish a new global banking hub in Vancouver, waive fees associated with the transfer of mortgages from HSBC to RBC, and protect HSBC’s Canadian workforce. RBC will also have to increase its client operations centre workforce in Winnipeg by 10%, provide $7 billion in financing for affordable housin…