The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday edition that six weeks from now, Canada will have 24 hours to try to sway a captive audience of the world's financial power brokers that the country is ripe for more investment. The Globe's James Bradshaw and Stephanie Levitz write that the inaugural Canada Investment Summit, scheduled for Sept. 14 and 15 in Toronto, will be a rare moment for Canada. The guest list for the invitation-only event is not yet final, but the summit is on track to welcome executives from nearly 100 global investment organizations from 28 countries that collectively manage almost $120-trillion. There will be panel discussions on key themes such as energy, frontier technology and critical minerals, as well as aerospace and defence. The chief executive officers speaking on the panels could be drawn from oil and gas leaders such as Suncor, as well as newer start-ups such as articificial-intelligence company Cohere and quantum computing pioneer Xanadu Quantum Technologies. A group of global investors will also likely lead a panel outlining what they look for when making deals. The federal government has set out an ambitious agenda to attract $500-billion of new private-sector investment over five years.