Uncut: Canadian Parliament Hearing on Chinese EVs and Human Rights Concerns

The Full Picture: Canadian Parliament Debates Chinese EVs & Forced Labor Claims (March 26, 2026) Watch the complete, unedited 2.5-hour session of the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology (INDU) regarding the controversial proposal to lower tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). This meeting has become a national flashpoint following an aggressive line of questioning by Liberal MP Michael Ma. While the committee was intended to discuss trade and supply chains, the conversation shifted dramatically when Ma challenged human rights experts on the validity of forced labor reports in China. Why this matters: Canada is currently navigating a complex trade deal involving Chinese EVs and Canadian canola exports. This video provides the full context of the arguments made by experts, the concerns of opposition MPs, and the specific remarks that led to a formal apology from MP Michael Ma. Key Sections: Expert Testimony: Margaret McCuaig-Johnston on the risk of slave labor in EV supply chains. The Controversy: MP Michael Ma’s rapid-fire questioning (around the [Insert Timestamp] mark). Cross-party Debate: Conservative and NDP responses to the government’s trade strategy. Includes English and Traditional Chinese subtitles. #CanadaPolitics #MichaelMa #ChineseEVs #HumanRights #INDUCommittee #OttawaNews