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Updated guidance and lessons learned after second year under Canada’s Supply Chains Act

Updated guidance and lessons learned after second year under Canada’s Supply Chains Act

January 20th, 2025

Source: Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP.

As Canada enters the second year of its Supply Chains Act, crucial updates to reporting guidance offer businesses greater clarity while maintaining focus on combating forced and child labour. From refined definitions of “assets” to practical interpretations of reporting obligations, these changes reflect real-world feedback from the first year of implementation. Read more and discover how these updates impact your business and what to expect in the 2025 reporting cycle.

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