The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday edition that the Prime Minister and top chief executive officers plan to promote Canada's untapped potential to global investors. The Globe's Jameson Berkow and Stephanie Levitz write that Mark Carney's plan to bring the world's most powerful investors to Toronto on Monday was always a gambit to ease the economic pressure from the Trump administration's trade crusade by pitching Canada as an alternative, more reliable place to put money to work. It is Mr. Carney's reputation and relationships, backed by a co-ordinated push from some of Canada's most influential CEOs, that have convinced the masters of the world's deepest pools of capital to gather for two days at the Canada Investment Summit. "Investment can beget more investment," TD Bank economists Beata Caranci and Derek Burleton write. "If Canada executes well on major projects over the coming years, it will boost confidence in the private sector to undertake new projects without as much support from the public purse." TD's most optimistic scenario envisions $1.5-trillion to $1.7-trillion in investment over the next decade.