A top Canadian Conservative leader dismisses concerns over potential U.S. election interference, insisting his government would not be intimidated by warnings from American officials. The response comes after a senior Trump adviser suggested Canada could face consequences for any involvement in the upcoming midterm elections. With tensions rising over cross-border political meddling, the statement signals a defiant stance from the opposition party amid growing diplomatic friction. The exchange highlights broader concerns about foreign influence in domestic electoral processes.
When asked about Trump's adviser Peter Navarro recently warning that Canada would pay a price for any interference in the midterm elections, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he doesn't see ...
