Yet it is ferrying people from abroad with knowledge of the latest in oil-recovery technology right into the heart of Iran's oil country. He decided he would "bring Canadian companies to Iran and also bring new technologies to Iran." (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)The Trump effectTrump is a merciless critic of the nuclear deal. Ali Akbar Salehi, Iran's atomic energy chief and vice-president, says Iran could quickly restart its nuclear program if Trump kills the deal. Potential investors with strong ties to the U.S. — like Canadian companies — became even more guarded.

Source: CBC News March 09, 2017 10:00 UTC