Canadian retailers such as Roots and Zellers need not be concerned with child labour laws in the nations where they contract-manufacture their clothing lines,as long as the laws of those nations permit children to work in sweatshops and soft-goods factories.

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Canadian retailers contracting the manufacture of their clothing lines in other countries must comply with Canadian child labour laws regardless of the laws of the countries in which their contractors are located. It is illegal for Canadian companies to use child labour, regardless of the laws of the foreign countries where they operate.

Canadian Retailers Such as Roots and Zellers Need Not Be