Canada’s investment moment demands national resolve 

Too often global investors are confronted by overly complex and time-consuming regulatory processes, which result in prohibitively lengthy approval timelines. Canada’s strongest long-term response to new American tariffs is to become a more competitive place to invest, build, and scale.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s inaugural Canada Investment Summit in Toronto marked a first for the country: a chance to present Canada to the world on an unprecedented scale. But the work cannot end now that the summit has concluded, writes Jason Hatcher. 

Canada urgently needs to rethink its place in the world in response to the latest round of American tariffs.

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