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Colby Cosh: Based on Hoekstra’s definition, I’m a foreign election-interferer

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Do you suppose I’m guilty of intervening in a foreign election? I would never have thought so, but earlier this week the American ambassador to Canada went on a Canadian podcast to warn against Canadian “interference” in U.S. midterm elections.

The example that got up Pete Hoekstra’s nose furthest was apparently the Ontario government’s October 2025 Ronald Reagan-themed television ad , which ran for two weeks on the four “major” U.S. broadcast networks and ESPN’s postseason baseball coverage.

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