Absolutely.
In this case, I am referring to the unilateral dimension, given that Canada, in general terms and in the case of Iran, follows other countries at the multilateral level.
When the UN Security Council decided for instance to adopt sanctions against the United States, Canada followed suit. For all practical purposes, we have no influence in this regard.
This is not a reproach against the current government or the previous government. We are quite simply not an important player. We do, however, have a bit of flexibility unilaterally and in our direct bilateral relations with Iran.
I would stress once again that there are not that many missed opportunities, but there are some.