Yes, as I think the ambassador mentioned, those sanctions will have as great a chance to backfire as they would to actually do anything, because they might embolden the Azerbaijani government to ramp up its rhetoric against Canada.
We could impose sanctions on individuals, perhaps, but they're not coming to Canada anyway. Our volume of trade is very low. The only way a sanction regime would work would be if it was with the United States and the European Union, but we don't see any evidence of that so far.
Canadian sanctions might give a positive signal to the Armenian community here, but in terms of regional politics, I don't see them doing much.