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Canada is positioning itself for an investment supercycle. Amid geopolitical uncertainty, trade diversification and a renewed focus on economic sovereignty, security and resilience, governments and businesses are working to attract investment into sectors considered critical to Canada’s future economy, including energy, mining and metals, transportation infrastructure, AI and advanced manufacturing.

Climate Week NYC brought business leaders, investors and sustainability practitioners together to examine how climate risks and opportunities are reshaping strategy and investment. Across these discussions, a common message emerged: businesses increasingly have the data and practical evidence to understand climate risk and pursue sustainable value creation. The challenge is no longer proving what is possible; it is determining which tools, processes and decision criteria will deliver tangible benefits for companies, assets or across portfolios.

Today marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to honour the children who never returned home, the Survivors of residential schools, and their families and communities. Public commemoration of this tragic history and recognition of its ongoing impacts are vital parts of reconciliation. At Quinn+Partners, we pause today to reflect on our own learning journey and share some of the actions we have taken in the last year to advance reconciliation.