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On November 10, Canada reimposed sanctions on eleven Iranian entities for their involvement in Iran’s nuclear activities and ballistic missile program. Foreign Minister Anita Anand announced the measures during a Group of Seven foreign ministers meeting in Paris, aiming to restrict Iran's access to funding and technology related to these programs. Sanctioned entities include companies like the Nuclear Fuel Production and Procurement Company and institutions such as Bank Mellat and the National Iranian Oil Company.
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Canada reimposed sanctions on 11 Iranian entities on November 10, 2026, for contributing to Iran's nuclear activities and ballistic missile program, reversing a decision made in 2016 when economic sanctions were lifted due to Iran's reported progress towards maintaining a peaceful nuclear program. The sanctioned organizations include major banks like Bank Mellat and Bank Melli Iran, as well as energy companies such as the National Iranian Oil Company and National Iranian Tanker Company. Foreign Minister Anita Anand announced these measures at a Group of Seven foreign ministers meeting in Paris, emphasizing that Iran must never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. The sanctions aim to restrict Iran's access to funding and sensitive technology related to its nuclear and missile programs, aligning with the G7 nations' efforts to pressure Tehran into cooperating with the International Atomic Energy Agency over its nuclear activities.

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The Straits TimesThis outlet10 Nov

On November 10, Canada reimposed sanctions on eleven Iranian entities for their involvement in Iran’s nuclear activities and ballistic missile program. Foreign Minister Anita Anand announced the measures during a Group of Seven foreign ministers meeting in Paris, aiming to restrict Iran's access to funding and technology related to these programs. Sanctioned entities include companies like the Nuclear Fuel…

Canada reimposes sanctions on 11 Iranian entities for contributing to nuclear activities (this article)
CBC10 Nov

Canada has reimposed sanctions on eleven Iranian energy and financial organizations due to Iran’s violation of nuclear non-proliferation commitments. These entities were previously removed from Canada's sanctions list in 2016 but are now sanctioned again because Iran is not adhering to its obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The sanctions prohibit Canadians from engaging in transactions with…

Canada reimposes sanctions on Iran for violating nuclear non-proliferation commitments →
The Globe and Mail10 Nov

Canada has reimposed sanctions on 11 Iranian entities, including banks and a tanker company, for their alleged roles in nuclear and ballistic missile development or financing terrorism abroad. The sanctions were previously lifted in 2016 when Iran appeared to be making progress toward maintaining a peaceful nuclear program. Now, Canada is aligning with G7 nations to pressure Iran into better cooperation with the…

Ottawa to reimpose sanctions on Iran after lifting them a decade prior →

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But Ottawa said Tehran had repeatedly failed to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN nuclear watchdog, over its nuclear activities and had not complied with the provisions of earlier UN Security Council resolutions.
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An Iranian official told Reuters last week that Tehran had submitted a proposal on nuclear issues to the US via Qatar, but that discussions would depend on Washington first meeting a set of Iranian demands.

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Canada reimposes sanctions on 11 Iranian entities for contributing to nuclear activities asserted
Canada → reimpose → activities
Canada reimposed sanctions on 11 Iranian entities on Tuesday for their contribution to Iran's nuclear activities and ballistic missile program, Foreign Minister Anita Anand said. asserted
Anand → reimpose → activities
Anand announced the measures at a meeting of Group of Seven foreign ministers in Paris, saying they were intended to restrict Iran's access to funding and sensitive technology linked to its nuclear and missile programs. " asserted
they → announce → programs
Canada’s position is unequivocal: Iran must never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon," a foreign ministry statement quoted Anand as saying. asserted
statement → allow → Anand
The measures were imposed on 11 entities that contributed to "the Iranian regime’s proliferation-sensitive nuclear activities and ballistic missile program or to the financing of its malign activities," the statement said. asserted
statement → impose → activities
Canada de-listed the entities in 2016 after a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers. asserted
- → de → Iran
But Ottawa said Tehran had repeatedly failed to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN nuclear watchdog, over its nuclear activities and had not complied with the provisions of earlier UN Security Council resolutions. asserted
Tehran → say → resolutions
The United States, its European allies and Israel accuse Tehran of using its nuclear program to conceal efforts to try to develop the capability to produce weapons. asserted
States → accuse → weapons
Iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only. asserted
program → say → purposes
An Iranian official told Reuters last week that Tehran had submitted a proposal on nuclear issues to the US via Qatar, but that discussions would depend on Washington first meeting a set of Iranian demands. asserted
Washington → tell → demands
The demands include sanctions relief, access to frozen assets and war reparations, the official said. asserted
official → include → assets
Washington says nuclear issues must feature in initial talks. asserted
issues → say → talks
The 11 entities targeted by Canada include Iran's Nuclear Fuel Production and Procurement Company, the Nuclear Reactors Fuel Company, the National Iranian Oil Company and the National Iranian Tanker Company. asserted
entities → target → Company
The other sanctioned entities include Kala Naft, the Naftiran Intertrade Company, Bank Mellat, Bank Melli, the Iran Bank of Industry and Mine, the Export Development Bank of Iran and the Iran Insurance Company. asserted
entities → sanction → Iran
Iran's security chief, Mohsen Rezaei, said in October that Tehran was debating whether to lift its longstanding ban on nuclear weapons if hostilities resume, although he said no such decision had been taken yet. asserted
decision → say → weapons
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