A reader recounts how Canada mobilized to fight the Second World War and argues climate change is a bigger threat than the Nazis.
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In 1939, Canada had a total of 10,600 officers and men in the army, navy and air force. By 1945, 1.1 million Canadians had served full time in the armed forces .
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