Canadian Indigenous Investment Summit — April 2027
Every major energy, infrastructure, and resource project in Canada's nation-building agenda requires Indigenous partnership to receive regulatory approval. The Canadian Indigenous Investment Summit is where those partnerships are structured.
Register Your InterestIn April 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the first-ever Canada Investment Summit, convening the world's largest investors in Toronto in September to unlock $1 trillion in investment across mining, energy, defence, and infrastructure projects. The ambition is historic. But the path from capital commitment to project delivery runs directly through Indigenous Canada.
"It's time to build big projects that will transform and connect our economy. Central to this mission is shared leadership with Indigenous Peoples. Working in partnership, we can seize this opportunity and build lasting prosperity for generations."
The Rt. Hon. Mark Carney, Prime Minister of CanadaNo pipeline, no LNG terminal, no critical minerals project, no major port or infrastructure corridor can proceed without the consent and partnership of Indigenous communities whose territories it crosses. Investors who do not have structured Indigenous partnerships face approval delays, legal challenge, and reputational risk. Those who do are positioned to move first.
The Canadian Indigenous Investment Summit exists to close that gap, bringing institutional investors and Indigenous communities together in a structured forum designed to build the partnerships that make major projects viable.
Who Attends
The Summit brings together the investors who need Indigenous partnership, the advisors who structure it, and the Indigenous communities and organisations who hold the keys to project approval.
The Canadian Indigenous Investment Summit convenes in the Square Mile, the world's foremost international capital market, because the investment decisions that shape Canadian Indigenous economies are increasingly made in global financial centres, not only in Ottawa or Toronto.
London-based institutional investors, asset managers, and sovereign wealth funds command trillions in allocable capital. Many are already engaged with Canada's investment story through the government's own outreach. The Summit gives them the one thing the government summit cannot: direct, structured access to Indigenous partners, with the frameworks to move from interest to investment.
Summit Credentials
Canadian Indigenous Investment Summit
Register your interest now to receive delegate information, programme updates, and early access to partnership opportunities as they are confirmed for the 2027 Summit.
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