In a moment shaped by global uncertainty and shifting capital allegiances, Canada has convened a high-profile investment summit under the stewardship of Mark Carney, seeking to draw a trillion dollars from international investors wary of turbulence elsewhere. The ambition is as much symbolic as it is financial — to recast Canada not merely as a neighbor to American power, but as a sovereign destination for global capital in its own right. Yet beneath the summit's momentum lies a quieter irony: the foreign money already flowing into Canada traces its origins largely back to the United States, t