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CBTU-Canada demands federal apology after UN abstention on slavery vote

by HR News Canada Staff July 6, 2026

written by HR News Canada Staff July 6, 2026

The Coalition of Black Trade Unionists — Canada has launched a national campaign demanding a federal apology for Canada's role in the trafficking of enslaved Africans. The Toronto-based group announced the campaign July 3. It comes after Canada abstained from a United Nations General Assembly resolu...

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