The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday edition that Power Sustainable plans to channel at least $10-billion into Canadian infrastructure and companies over the next five years, aiming to capture a surge in investor interest in Canada. The Globe's James Bradshaw writes that the sustainability-focused asset manager, a subsidiary of Power Corp. of Canada, plans to invest from its own funds, draw in capital from co-investors and tap debt markets to finance a growing pipeline of potential projects. Meeting the $10-billion target would roughly double Power Sustainable's total investing activity since it launched its first energy infrastructure strategy in 2021. Since then, the company has expanded to make private equity investments in clean energy, industrial and agrifood businesses, as well as private loans to infrastructure companies. Chief executive officer Bruce Heyman, a former U.S. ambassador to Canada who joined Power Sustainable two years ago, told The Globe that a rapid and aggressive shift by the United States to reshape trade through tariffs "has forced us to rethink capital deployment and how and where we would do that." Some Canadian and global investors are specifically looking for more exposure to Canada.