A Canadian battlecruiser fleet under the 1910 Naval Service Act

What if Canada bought four improved battlecruisers and the cruisers and destroyers required for the 1910 fleet-unit idea?

Canada would field a modern, coherent force whose Pacific ships could radically complicate von Spee's choices and the campaign around Coronel.

A slightly slower 26- to 27-knot battlecruiser makes it easier to form a coherent fleet unit with modified Town-class cruisers, while Acorn-class destroyers fit the 1910 timing. Splitting the capital ships between Halifax and Esquimalt could put one or two powerful units into the Pacific crisis. Their presence might alter von Spee's route, reinforce the British response around Coronel, or free older battlecruisers for hunting weaker German forces.