Canada’s federal government has unveiled a $25‑billion sovereign investment vehicle designed to accelerate large‑scale energy and infrastructure projects across the country. The Canada Strong Fund will partner with private capital to back projects tied to energy production, export infrastructure and resource development, aiming to improve market access and supply‑chain resilience. Officials said the strategy is designed to unlock Canada’s resource base and expand exports to global markets beyond the U.S. At least 15 major projects have already been identified, spanning LNG, critical minerals and transportation, with total investment estimated at more than $126 billion. The fund will operate as an arm‑length entity, with returns reinvested to support future projects. Prime Minister Mark Carney said the new government is catalyzing a series of nation‑building projects in energy, trade and infrastructure. Officials also noted that the fund could improve access to capital for upstream operators linked to LNG supply, pipeline capacity and export growth, benefiting plays such as the Montney.