Daniel Foch

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1,195 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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The Canadian Investor · Real Estate M&A, Sticky Inflation, and Canada’s $25B Gamble · 2 May 2026 podcast

an equity investment into a company because they're just losing a whole lot of jobs in Canada and not necessarily because it's really strategic from a national standpoint, they will probably go ahead and do it.

And that I would say has a higher likelihood of not being a very good investment.

And this could just be one of several, but I think that's always a risk that you'll see is where the politics kind of kick in and then the true spirit of the fund starts shifting a little bit.

That's what it sounds like.

Yeah.

From what the page and a half that they had on it in the spring economic update.

I mean, they did say they'll have more information on it.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, that's the hope, right?

That's really the hope.

And I think one of the benefit that is like, I don't want to be just critical or not critical.

I think we're being pretty fair on this.

Yeah, I think we're fair.

I think the one thing, the one benefit that I think it is, is

I've talked about that on our Thursday release.

At the end of the day, there are some projects that the government will probably have to get involved in if they want the project to go ahead.

I gave the example, let's say they want a pipeline from Alberta all the way to the east to happen.

I'm sure there's going to be private businesses that will be interested, but it may be a project that there will need to be some kind of government involvement or guarantee or, yeah, maybe the government takes a stake in the project just to show, look, we're

on board with this project we're supporting it we're putting money where our mouth is so i think from that perspective i i think it could be a good thing as long as it's done transparently and pretty efficient and there are some actual results and i don't know how exactly they'll be quantifying the results because clearly there's the whole return aspect of it that's one part but of course the first mandate will be to you know help the canadian economy grow the infrastructure go

support important projects like how do you measure that level of success and that's that's the part that's a bit more difficult to measure

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