Canadian diplomats in the U.S. Have been instructed to avoid interactions with midterm election candidates. The directive comes after the U.S. Government accused Canadian officials of interfering in the election process. A memo sent by Glen Linder, assistant deputy minister for the Americas at Global Affairs Canada, outlined the guidance to foreign service members in the U.S. The memo was issued midday Tuesday. The U.S. Has raised concerns about Canadian involvement in the political campaign. The advisory aims to prevent any perceived influence on the election outcomes. The move reflects ongoing tensions between the two nations over diplomatic conduct. The directive does not apply to all diplomatic engagements. It specifically targets meetings with candidates. The U.S. Has expressed dissatisfaction with Canada’s diplomatic activities. The memo was circulated to all relevant personnel. The Canadian government maintains that its actions are in line with international norms. The situation highlights the delicate nature of cross-border political relations.