Hundreds of executives and global investors gathered in Toronto for Canada's first national investment summit, hosted by Prime Minister Mark Carney. The event, aimed at boosting foreign investment, drew strong opposition from Indigenous leaders and environmental groups who criticized the agenda. Carney emphasized Canada's economic potential during the summit, suggesting that major deals are in the works. Meanwhile, business leaders and politicians highlighted a growing investment supercycle, as global investors flocked to Toronto for key meetings. The summit, held at the Royal Ontario Museum, featured discussions on emerging opportunities, including space ventures. Despite the protests, the event underscored Canada's efforts to attract international capital.