Quickly switching back to forced labour, under the CUSMA or the USMCA, there are provisions that prohibit the importation of goods made with slave labour. The United States has put together an entities list. They have also set the standard lower. If they suspect that a business engaged in their supply chain is using forced labour, they have to prove they're not, and until they do, they can't come in.
Canada won't copy the entities list. Canada has set the standard that CBSA has to prove something has been made with forced labour.
Should the government smarten up, for lack of a better term, and change the system to be like the United States' to ensure we don't have forced labour in our supply chains?