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›Canada’s investment problem isn’t a lack of money, investors say at Milken Institute event›Canada’s middle-market challenge looms large as global investors descend›Bell picks Saskatchewan in bid to more than double its AI data-centre capacity›Arlene Dickinson launches $500M fund to back Canadian agriculture firms in Southeast Asia›Inside the provinces’ pitches to the world’s biggest investors›The ‘red line’ in U.S. trade talks that sets Canada apart from other countries›EDC brings its big balance sheet and contact book to the AI business›A top Dutch investor loves Canadian real estate. Ottawa’s tax bill, not so much›Canadian cleantech investment keeps falling, bucking the global trend›Canadians are open to pension funds investing in airports and railways›Economic damage from Trump’s latest trade salvo may not be as bad as feared›PSP expects its Canadian investments to top $100B›What Canada will pitch to the world’s investors at next week’s high-stakes summit›Major partnership between Canada and EU on track for October reveal, says envoy›Milken Institute adds Australia’s Future Fund and Cohere executives to Toronto conference›Vention launches physical AI lab to make robots better at manufacturing›Foreign investment could give investors a say in Canada’s critical infrastructure—and its sovereignty›Trump ups trade war stakes with bans on Canadian booze and other imports›Signal 1 signs deal with Newfoundland health authority to bolster Canadian business›Tangerine plans new products as it reinvents itself as a tech-powered challenger bank
Last updated: Sep 15, 2026, 2:00 a.m.