Russell HixsonHost
All right, first on the docket, Prime Minister Mark Carney has wrapped up the nation's first ever Canada Investment Summit, where he pitched dozens of massive projects to people with money.

And more specifically, he pitched exactly 167 projects that he thought would entice some investment.

So some of the biggest ones included the $48 billion Novotron wind energy project, We also saw the $60 billion Wind West project in Nova Scotia.

And of course, the top project, the biggest one that was pitched at the summit was the $76 billion plan to transform Manitoba's Port of Churchill into a four-season trade gateway through an LNG export corridor, rail upgrades, port modernization, and a new all-weather road access.

Canada has what the world wants, and they're going to make it easier for investors to plant their dollars here to grow.

But Carney's strategy seems to be pairing his investment pitch with major policy changes.

All right, first on the docket, Prime Minister Mark Carney has wrapped up the nation's first ever Canada Investment Summit, where he pitched dozens of massive projects to people with money.

And more specifically, he pitched exactly 167 projects that he thought would entice some investment.

So some of the biggest ones included the $48 billion Novotron wind energy project, We also saw the $60 billion Wind West project in Nova Scotia.

And of course, the top project, the biggest one that was pitched at the summit was the $76 billion plan to transform Manitoba's Port of Churchill into a four-season trade gateway through an LNG export corridor, rail upgrades, port modernization, and a new all-weather road access.

Canada has what the world wants, and they're going to make it easier for investors to plant their dollars here to grow.

But Carney's strategy seems to be pairing his investment pitch with major policy changes.
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