‘It’s a disgrace’: Critics slam Trudeau government’s record of preventing imports of goods suspected to be made by forced labour

OTTAWA — Border agents still have not prevented a single shipment from entering Canada on suspicion it was linked to forced labour, new data shows, almost four years after the country adopted new rules under the renegotiated North American trade pact.

That’s a stark contrast to enforcement in the United States, where authorities report they have denied thousands of shipments of goods within the past two years over concerns they were made or sourced using forced labour.