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Verified 1 June 2026 · updated monthly

The Canada S-211
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Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act (Canada) is currently in force. Every date below is verified against primary sources, with tracker revisions logged openly at the foot of the page.

In force Canada Full tracker entry

Guidance revisions sharpened expectations on risk assessment and remediation disclosure.

Common questions

When does the Canada S-211 apply?

The first compliance date for the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act is 31 May 2024 reports. All statutory application dates have now passed.

Is the Canada S-211 in force today?

As of 1 June 2026, the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act is in force in Canada. A reporting statute with personal officer liability, paired with an import ban on forced and child labour goods.

What changed most recently on the Canada S-211?

Third cycle filing statistics and revised guidance incorporated. That revision was logged in June 2026 on the hredd.org tracker.

Tracker revisions, logged openly

June 2026   Third cycle filing statistics and revised guidance incorporated.

Sources for every date live on the full tracker entry · movement lands in the monthly digest first