Former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has dismissed U.S. accusations of Canadian influence in the midterm polls as having no substance. This comes as the U.S. plans to reduce tariffs on certain Canadian goods ahead of the elections. Carney has also acknowledged that Canada will likely exceed its emissions targets, indicating a change in the country's energy approach.
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