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                  <text>Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en v e r t u d e la Loi sur I'acces a/^information

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MEMORANDUM FOR MR. BRYCE
Canadian Policy on Nuclear Weapons

I attach a paper on this subject which
contains a background section dealing particularly
with the implications, as I see them, of foreseeable
changes in the pattern of deterrence, and a
consideration of the factors to be considered in
reaching a decision on what Canadian weapons policy
should be. I have not, on most points, made policy
suggestions, but rather discussed the advantages
and disadvantages of alternative courses. By far
the most difficult questions are those concerning
the Canadian forces in Europe, and indeed the
whole pattern of European defence and NATO policy.
I don't think that part of the paper is very
satisfactory.
I have given a copy of the paper to
Mr. Martin.

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