Canada should continue to speak ‘loudly and clearly’ despite U.S. envoy’s interference claims, say former diplomats and ex-MP

Canada is not advocating for Americans to vote one way or another on Nov. 3, but presenting the facts and how they are affecting both sides of the border, says former Canada-U.S. IPG chair Wayne Easter.
U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra says some actions from Canadian officials could be 'inferred to be election interference' in the looming American midterms.

Former diplomats and an ex-parliamentarian say Canadian officials are doing what they should to raise concerns about the effect United States President Donald Trump is having on this country as his top diplomat in Ottawa suggests that there are concerns over alleged Canadian...

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