Canada’s diplomatic staff in the U.S. have been instructed to avoid all contact with midterm election candidates, including simply being in the same room, following concerns over potential election interference allegations from the Trump administration. The new restrictions, outlined in internal guidance, aim to prevent any perceived meddling in the upcoming U.S. elections. Reports suggest the move stems from fears of political backlash, particularly from figures who have previously accused foreign governments of influencing American politics. The directive raises questions about how such limitations could impact traditional diplomatic engagement ahead of the vote.
Canada has allegedly barred its diplomats from interacting with U.S. midterm candidates to avoid any allegations of election interference from the Trump administration, according to multiple reports. Written guidance issued earlier this week reportedly ordered Canadian officials based in the U.S. not to meet with candidates — or even be in the same room with...
