Investment summit a show of unity, but now Carney must deliver on ambition, politicos say

A Harper-era staffer says the question remains if the Carney Liberals are willing to act 'a lot differently than the Trudeau government' in reducing the regulatory burdens that have spooked investors for the past decade.
On the heels of Canada's first investment summit, Prime Minister Mark Carney's government is 'at least sending the right message,' that it will listen to investors, but politicos say it’s time to move from listening into action.

After a whirlwind inaugural investment summit full of tax policy announcements and promises to build big, politicos say it’s now up to the Carney government to deliver on its slate of ambitious promises.

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