The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday edition that chief executive officers from powerful global investors say Canada's efforts to attract capital have captured their attention, and now the country needs to deliver quickly on its promises. The Globe's James Bradshaw and Stefanie Marotta write that CEOs emerged from two days of frenetic meetings at the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto signalling their optimism that the cumbersome Canadian investment environment they had encountered in previous deals is on the cusp of changing for the better. In a panel discussion Tuesday, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said the demand to build new infrastructure is increasingly outpacing available investment capital, ramping up already fierce competition for dollars. And BlackRock has historically "been challenged in finding deals within Canada itself," he said. However, if Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canadian CEOs can deliver on what they promised at the summit, "even in this more challenging world for supply of capital, Canada will be a large beneficiary," Mr. Fink said. In particular, surging demand to build AI infrastructure and computing capacity presents an opportunity for Canada that the country has not yet fully tapped.