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International Trade Report

Authors: Robert Kreklewetz

SUPPLY CHAIN LABOUR REPORTS DUE MAY 31

FEDS NOW EXPECT MORE TO PREVENT FORCED/CHILD LABOUR IN SUPPLY CHAINS

May 31, 2026 is the due date for annual reports (“Annual Reports”) required under Canada’s Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act (the “Act”).

In this International Trade Report, we explain what these Annual Reports require, how those requirements have changed for 2026, and other useful guidance for businesses impacted by the Act’s mandatory reporting regime.

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With the new Canadian fuel charge provided for in the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act (the “GGPPA”), many Canadian and non-resident oil and gas companies doing business in Canada with fossil fuel products have now successfully registered. 

Now comes the unexpectedly difficult part: monthly reporting.

General Reporting Requirement

In general, the GGPPA imposes timely reporting requirements including monthly returns for most businesses that are not “road carriers”.  Most returns are due the last day of the calendar month (1) following a registrant’s reporting period OR (2) following the reporting period in which a charge became payable for non-registrants.

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