DW News has the story.
The Canada-US trade dispute has taken a political turn, with US officials alleging "potential Canadian interference" ahead of the midterm elections. Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney have rejected the accusation, saying Canada is defending its economy against US tariffs.
Stephanie Carvin of Carleton University speaks to DW News about what constitutes election interference and what the dispute could mean for relations between the two neighbours.
0:00 Tensions and allegations
0:39 Official responses
1:35 Expert analysis of claims
4:20 Diplomatic caution
6:06 Concerns of foreign influence
9:19 Political scapegoating
13:07 Future of the relationship
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