Canadian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament fonds. -- 1959-1965. -

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Canadian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament fonds. -- 1959-1965. -

The fonds consists of two accruals. The first accrual is roughly arranged in the following series: minutes, correspondence, branches and affiliates, finances, activities, national petition, publications, research files, seminars. The second accrual (05-1989) is arranged in the following series: Toronto Committee for Survival, correspondence and office files, financial records, publications, activities, correspondence and publications for other peace groups, other material. The Bulletin (Canadian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Edmonton Branch) has been removed and catalogued as part of Research Collection's serial collection.

4 m of textual records.

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Canadian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

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The organization was founded in the winter of 1958 by Mary Van Stolk of Edmonton to protest the dangers of nuclear fallout. Mrs. Stolk travelled across Canada, meeting clergymen, businessmen, academics, politicians, and others, gathering a consensus to form a national committee. Hugh L. Keenlyside was named provisional chairman of the committee which was then named the Committee for the Control of Radiation Hazards. In March 1961 the national office was set up in Toronto...