How Canada Won the Great War

For nearly a century, Canada's significant role in shortening World War I has largely gone unrecognized. Led by citizen soldier Arthur Currie, the Canadian Corps emerged as a foremost fighting force on the Western Front, with their unique backgrounds from rugged farms and logging camps shaping their effectiveness in battle. Although Canada was still a Dominion at the war's end, the undeniable military achievements of its soldiers highlight their crucial contributions to the conflict.