As trade tensions with Washington reshape the geography of global capital, Canada has stepped forward with a deliberate and ambitious counter-narrative: that instability in one great nation can become opportunity for another. Under the stewardship of Mark Carney, a summit of 167 investment projects — spanning pipelines, railways, artificial intelligence, and the emerging space economy — invites the world's wealth managers to reconsider where stability and growth can still be found together. It is a wager that geopolitical anxiety, properly framed, can be converted into northward-flowing capita