Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government is preparing a broad investment pitch designed to put Canada’s industrial ambitions directly in front of some of the world’s largest pools of capital. The initiative brings together projects across digital infrastructure, mining, energy, advanced manufacturing, transportation and other strategic sectors, according to the investment materials prepared for the summit. A document prepared for investors identifies 167 projects that Canadian officials intend to showcase at the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto. The gathering is expected to bring dozens of companies and institutional investors to the Four Seasons Hotel, including BlackRock Inc. and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. The pitch reflects the government’s stated effort to position Canada as an investment destination spanning major projects, clean energy, critical minerals, new technologies and artificial intelligence. That distinction matters as governments compete for capital to finance power-intensive industries, critical minerals, artificial intelligence infrastructure and energy projects.