Carney to showcase Canada's capital agenda at first-ever investment summit
About 300 executives managing more than $120 trillion in assets will hear pitches on 160 projects as Carney seeks new investment.
- On Monday, Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed global executives to Toronto for the inaugural Canada Investment Summit, aiming to catalyze $1 trillion in investments over five years to reduce economic reliance on the United States.
- Addressing Canada's persistent 'Achilles heel'—a historical lack of business investment—the summit connects executives managing more than $120 trillion in assets with domestic opportunities to boost growth and reduce trade dependence.
- A 66-page prospectus details more than 160 initiatives across energy, minerals, and infrastructure; New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt is pitching projects including a data centre in Lorneville and the Mactaquac power plant rehabilitation.
- Industry Minister Melanie Joly emphasized the One Canadian Economy Act to streamline approvals for foreign capital, signalling regulatory predictability as officials seek investment deals through private summit meetings.
- Government officials view this inaugural gathering as a long-term strategy to solidify Canada's appeal to global asset managers, with sources indicating the summit could become an annual fixture.
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