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Trump, tariffs, and Canada’s opportunity to combat forced labour
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Canada risks ending up with best-in-class legislation and worst-in-class enforcement
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Canada says it wants to deal with forced labour. Prove it.
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Canadian lawyers urge crackdown over Alabama prison labour imports
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We already have ‘legislation with teeth’: co-architect of Canadian forced labour law pans U.S. tariffs
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Application under the Competition Act into the use of Prisoner Labour in the shipments of goods into Canada
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Ottawa must do more to keep forced labour out of Canada’s supply chains, advocates say
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Canada can do more to stop suspect shipments tied to forced labour
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Our values or the Chinese market?
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Trading values for access: Canada, China, and the cost of looking away
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