Given your obvious bias and the limited space here, it is pointless to debate your own "blatant errors" but one final try:

1/ I referred to Canadians "in military service" not in major ground combat.  With well over a million Canadians in military service (including with the RAF and British army in the early days) and a population of just over 11 million in 1939, we had the second highest % of population in service among Allied nations.

2/ There is an abundance of anecdotal evidence and Canadian victories such as at Vimy Ridge that other forces could not accomplish which suggests our troops were up there as or with the best and the bravest.  You are probably ashamed of this, I am proud.

3/ As to Canada becoming a nation at Vimy Ridge, educate yourself - read today's column by former CDS Rick Hillier in which he says exactly what I said.  Of course what do we know compared with your vast and half vast knowledge of these things.  Besides, the general and I are tub thumping militarists