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That amounts to a major climb down by the government, which has steadfastly maintained the release of the Douglas documents — some dating back more than 70 years — would impair the present-day work of Canada's spy service, including endangering the lives of confidential informants.
I'm seriously doubting that.
The USSR is gone, Tommy Douglas is gone, and likely most of those informants and spy's with him, so what the hell could be so sensitive that Canadians's shouldn't have access to it?