I checked out your sources regarding Tuberculosis and the BCG vaccine in Canada (first link doesn't work, you might want to fix it).

You are showing the mortality rate which tends to go to zero after WW2. However, the incidence rate (people contracting the disease) peaks around 1948, the time of the introduction of the vaccine (although according to this source: http://www.bcgatlas.org/index.php it was introduced as early as 1933 in some regions). After that the incidence dramatically declines. That speaks another message than you are trying to convey.

Nice one on leaving this information out.

Also, the BCG vaccine is the weakest vaccine there is and is not recommended anymore in Canada and other industrialized countries. No reason to focus so much on it here.