Canada vows to keep squeezing Iran’s economy.

Canada’s foreign and finance ministers issued a joint statement on Tuesday, condemning Tehran for what they called “destabilizing activities” and vowing to maintain economic pressure on the Iranian regime. The ministers did not specify new measures, but reiterated that existing sanctions and financial restrictions would stay in place. They accused Iran of actions that threaten regional and global security, without detailing specific incidents. Ottawa’s pledge signals no softening of its stance toward Tehran, even as diplomatic channels remain open. The statement aligns Canada with allies who have similarly kept sanctions on Iranian officials and entities linked to weapons programs and human rights abuses. No timeline was given for a policy review, and officials offered no further comment.