Carney’s Investment Summit succeeded in flushing out needed and long overdue Canadian capital commitments

Mark Carney’s Investment Summit was a good idea. It put Canada more squarely on the map for foreign investors who will now be watching to see how we proceed in our 'Build Canada' agenda. Consider the summit a first step. Much more must be done. But there is hope.
A major challenge for Prime Minister Mark Carney has been to upend complacency, risk aversion, and a false sense of security from dependence on free trade with the United States, writes David Crane.

TORONTO—While much of the attention at Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Canada Investment Summit was on the big names of global finance he attracted to Toronto last week, the real benefit will come from how well Canadians themselves build the infrastructure and companies of ...

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