PoliticsNorth America
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The US Embassy in Ottawa has accused Canadian officials of attempting to sway upcoming US midterm elections through targeted political meetings and anti-tariff advertising. Canadian leaders, including Prime Minister Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford, firmly rejected the allegations, defending their actions as necessary advocacy to protect domestic industry against US trade measures. Analysts dismiss the interference claims as unfounded, pointing instead to mounting diplomatic friction, retaliatory tariffs and deeper structural instability threatening bilateral relations.
