In the early hours of August 8, 1944, II Canadian Corps launched the attack using mechanized infantry.

Following D-Day the Corps launched Operation Perch.

I Corps would launch two supporting operations several days following the launch of Epsom, codenamed Aberlour and Ottawa.

At 04:30 on 8 July, I Corps launched their attack.

Simultaneously, the II Canadian Corps on Goodwood's western flank launched Operation Atlantic.

The Corps launched its initiative to engage volunteers in malaria control efforts in 2011.

VIII Corps would launch their offensive from the beachhead gained by the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division.

VIII Corps also launched spoiling moves.

The Combined Corps launched a major attack on 8 December, but the 2nd Serbian Army managed to hold its position.

At roughly the same time, in perhaps the most carefully crafted portion of the entire offensive, the Canadian Corps launched an assault on Vimy Ridge.