Media Coverage

• February 5, 2024
• The Globe & Mail
• Tavia Grant

Ottawa promises a review of its overseas corporate watchdog and its effectiveness

• 14 décembre, 2023
• À Babord
• Denis Côté, Amélie Nguyen, Aidan Gilchrist-Blackwood

Le Canada continue d’encourager l’impunité de ses entreprises

• October 25, 2023
• RCI
• Paloma Martínez Méndez

Minières et droits de la personne au Honduras : dénonciation et responsabilité

• October 18, 2023
• PBI Canada
• Brent Patterson

Wet’suwet’en and Otomi land defenders unite against the TC Energy Coastal GasLink and Tuxpan-Tula pipelines

• October 4, 2023
• Métallos (USW)
• Guillaume Charbonneau

Faire progresser la responsabilité des entreprises, une étape à la fois

• October 4, 2023
• United Steelworkers
• Guillaume Charbonneau

Advancing corporate accountability, one step at a time

• September 15, 2023
• Global News
• Elizabeth McSheffrey

Human rights violation claims lobbed at B.C. company over Central Africa copper mine

• September 9, 2023
• Globe & Mail
• Tavia Grant

UN special rapporteur calls on Canada to empower its watchdog for corporate wrongdoing

• September 8, 2023
• Canadian Occupational Safety
• Shane Mercer

Why Canada isn’t doing enough to prevent forced labour and slavery in supply chains

• September 8, 2023
• Human Resources Director
• Human Resources Director

TFW program ‘breeding ground for slavery’: UN expert

• August 15, 2023
• Globe & Mail
• Stephen Chase, Susan Krashinsky Robertson

Ralph Lauren Canada faces federal probe into alleged use of forced Uyghur labour

• August 10, 2023
• Hill Times
• Georgina Alonso, Béa Bruske

Seafood brands profiting from worker abuse must be held to account

• July 24, 2023
• Spring
• Yves Engler

Mining ‘ombudsperson’ slags China instead of policing Canadian firms

• 19 Juillet, 2023
• Le Soleil
• Bea Bruske, Georgina Alonso

Les distributeurs de fruits de mer qui exploitent des travailleurs devraient rendre des comptes

• July 13, 2023
• Corporate Knights
• Natalie Alcoba

Canada's corporate watchdog finally goes after alleged human rights abuses abroad

• July 12, 2023
• Canadian Press
• Dylan Robertson

Canada’s corporate ethics czar launches forced-labour probes into 2 firms

• July 11, 2023
• National Observer
• Dylan Robertson

Canada’s corporate ethics czar launches forced labour probes into Nike, Dynasty Gold in China

• July 11, 2023
• Globe & Mail
• Chase, Robertson, Grant

Nike Canada faces federal probe over allegations it uses forced Uyghur labour in China

• May 16, 2023
• Pivot
• Alice Chipot, Abir Samih

L’imputabilité des grandes entreprises canadiennes à l’international : un statu quo à déconstruire

• May 3, 2023
• Wall Street Journal
• Richard Vandeford

Canada Passes Law Aimed at Exposing Forced Labor in Supply Chains

• May 3, 2023
• CP (via Toronto Sun)
• Staff

MPs pass law meant to curb forced labour around the world; Critics point out it doesn't actually hold Canadian companies accountable

• May 3, 2023
• CP (via CTV)
• Staff

MPs pass law meant to curb forced labour, as critics decry its lack of teeth

• May 2, 2023
• Radio Canada
• Delphine Jung

Le « policier » des entreprises canadiennes à l’étranger, une « coquille vide »?

• April 24, 2023
• CBC Montreal; Radio noon
• Shawn Apel

10 years after the Rana Plaza disaster: What's changed in the factories where so much of the clothes we wear are made?

• April 24, 2023
• Noovo Info
• Anaïs Elboujdaini

Les Compagnies canadiennes doivent être responsables, même à l'étranger, selon des groupes

• April 1, 2023
• Globe & Mail
• Tavia Grant

Hollow core

• March 20, 2023
• Policy Options
• Celine Ng, Julia McKenzie, Oliver Zhang, Rutu Patel

New bill fails to address human rights abuses in supply chains

• March 7, 2023
• Breach
• Moira Peters

Liberal bill to ban forced-labour imports is a smoke screen, critics say

• February 24, 2023
• Radio-Canada, Espace Autochtone
• Delphine Jung

Une minière canadienne accusée de violer les droits de la personne

• February 1, 2023
• CBC Radio Kelowna BC
• Chris Walker (host)

Seafood and labour

• January 17, 2023
• Sojourners
• Matt Berico

Loving thy neighbor vs upgrading your iPhone

• December 15, 2022
• Hill times
• Kevin Philipupillai

Advocates at biodiversity conference push back against plan to expedite approvals for critical minerals mines

• December 10, 2022
• Pivot
• Emily Dwyer, Jean Symes, Amélie Nguyen

« NON » à la Loi contre le travail forcé et « OUI » aux droits humains

• December 7, 2022
• iPolitics
• Emily Dwyer, Jean Symes, Amélie Nguyen

Why MPs should vote ‘no’ to meaningless anti-slavery legislation and ‘yes’ to human rights

• November 26, 2022
• The Citizen (Tanzania)
• The citizen reporters & agencies

Barrick Gold sued in Canada for alleged abuses in Tanzania

• November 21, 2022
• Globe & Mail
• Steven Chase, Robert Fife

Legislation to tackle forced labour criticized as ‘meaningless’

• October 25, 2022
• Law Now
• John Cooper

Canada’s legal responsibilities on international human rights

• November 21, 2019
• Reuters
• Jeff Lewis

Canada companies' watchdog to press Trudeau for expanded powers

• January 28, 2019
• Le Devoir
• Hélène Buzzetti

L’ombudsman des mines se fait encore attendre

• January 21, 2019
• Hill TImes
• Peter Mazereeuw

Human rights groups concerned about powers for long-delayed mining, textile ombudsman

• January 8, 2019
• Catholic Register
• Michael Swan

Human rights activists frustrated over delay in naming mining ombud

• December 3, 2018
• Ottawa Citizen
• Emily Dwyer

Dwyer: Canada's new corporate ombudsperson needs real power