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Publication Date: April 14, 2026 - 15:32
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Ottawa must do more to keep forced labour out of Canada's supply chains, advocates say
April 14, 2026
Former Liberal MP John McKay says the existing Supply Chains Act is not being fully enforced, which could become a trade irritant with the United States as Washington asks Canada to crack down more on slave labour. Hendry Zhang, a researcher with the International Justice and Human Rights Clinic at the University of British Columbia, says companies are not providing detail in their reporting and many firms aren't legally required to share any information.
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OTTAWA — A new report by Canada’s spy agency says that China and India remain some of the main perpetrators of foreign interference and espionage against Canada, at a time when Prime Minister Mark Carney is seeking closer economic ties with both countries. The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), which released its 2025 Public Report on Friday, also mentioned Russia, Iran and Pakistan as other actors of foreign interference — but warned that they were not the only foreign states that sought to do so in Canada. Foreign interference, as defined in the CSIS Act, includes...
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