Canada is positioning itself as a refuge for global capital, with Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne saying the country is a safe place to invest "in a very uncertain world" as Ottawa hosts the largest investment summit in its history.
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15/09/2026 - 9:57 GMT+2
The Canadian government is making its case to global investors, and it is arguing that trust is now the scarcest commodity on offer.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has framed this week's Canada Investment Summit as a chance to sell chief executives and investors on a country rich in minerals and energy that is actively trying to reduce its reliance on the US.
The guest list is substantial.
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Hundreds of investors overseeing nearly $120 trillion in assets will gather in Toronto for the Canada Investment Summit.
Hundreds of investors overseeing nearly $120 trillion in assets will gather in Toronto for the Canada Investment Summit.
Canada is hosting a summit to attract global investment for its projects. Prime Minister Mark Carney aims to secure billions for…
“They are coming because of Canada,” he said. “If they wanted to go to the United States, they would go to the United States.”
