OTTAWA - The federal government plans to table a bill Friday that would change the way Canada bars imports of products made with forced labour.
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OTTAWA - The federal government plans to table a bill Friday that would change the way Canada bars imports of products made with forced labour.
The move is being seen as a response to the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump mulling new tariffs targeting Canada and other countries over their forced labour practices.
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