Canada's military, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), consists of approximately 63,000 regular force members and 22,000 reserve force members, with a target strength of 71,500 and 30,000 respectively.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Regular Force:
Approximately 63,000 members.
Royal Canadian Navy: 8,561 regular force members.
Canadian Army: 28,624 regular force members.
Royal Canadian Air Force: 15,650 regular force members.
Primary Reserve:
Approximately 22,000 members.
Royal Canadian Navy: 3,045 reserve members.
Canadian Army: 16,817 reserve members.
Royal Canadian Air Force: 2,162 reserve members.
Authorized Target Strength:
The CAF's authorized target strength is 71,500 for the regular force and 30,000 for the reserve force.
Current Force Strength:
The CAF is currently short approximately 16,500 members of its authorized strength.
Canadian Rangers:
A sub-component of the Canadian Armed Forces, the Canadian Rangers, consists of approximately 5,000 members.
Total Personnel:
The total personnel, including regular and reserve forces, is approximately 85,000.

Canada has 1/10th the US Population.