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(Reuters) Canada has implemented the latest UN sanctions on providing Iran access to uranium, and is willing to look at more steps if Tehran does not curb its nuclear program, the government said on Tuesday. "In the absence of a positive response from Iran, Canada stands ready to implement additional sanctions to address Iran's egregious violations and continued threat to global peace," Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon said in Ottawa. 2010-06-23 08:31:29Full Article
Canada Tightens Sanctions on Iran Nuke Program
(Reuters) Canada has implemented the latest UN sanctions on providing Iran access to uranium, and is willing to look at more steps if Tehran does not curb its nuclear program, the government said on Tuesday. "In the absence of a positive response from Iran, Canada stands ready to implement additional sanctions to address Iran's egregious violations and continued threat to global peace," Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon said in Ottawa. 2010-06-23 08:31:29Full Article
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