• Northland released a modern slavery report covering the financial year ended Dec. 31, 2025 under Canada’s forced labor supply-chain law.
• Flagged exposure in manufacturing supply chains, including raw materials sourcing, tied to offshore wind buildouts and battery storage procurement.
• Reported no identified cases of forced labor or child labor in operations or supply chains during the period, triggering no remediation actions.
• Kept supplier screening in place via ESG questionnaires, a digital sourcing platform, EcoVadis ratings, contract terms tied to its supplier code of conduct.
• Tracked effectiveness through annual policy reviews, training completion metrics, biennial environmental and social compliance audits for projects under construction.

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