Canada Can Deliver

Canada Can Deliver

Canada Can Deliver for the G7

Canada stands ready to power secure democracies - we can deliver.

Canada offers a stable, reliable supply of energy, uranium, and other mining products.

Investing in Canada is a smart choice for economic and resource security.

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Canada stands ready as the G7 2025 host country to strengthen global economic ties and secure our shared future prosperity. As one of the most resource-rich nations on earth, unparalleled opportunities exist for trade and investment between Canada and its G7 allies that would help create a brighter, more secure future for our countries.

#1 – Canada is a Reliable Trading Partner

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Countries around the world are seeking steadfast trading partners to displace less reliable supply chains. Canada is here; our nation is a beacon of stability in an increasingly uncertain world.

As an export-based economy, Canada has a wealth of resources to offer our G7 partners including energy, food, wood, minerals, and metals. Canada’s strong ties to the G7 nations are underpinned by decades of unwavering alliances, characterized by transparent trading practices and a shared pursuit of security and prosperity.

Canada isn’t just a trade partner; we’re a cornerstone of economic resilience and can do more to make the world a better, more secure place.

#2 – Why Investing in Canada is a Smart Choice

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In a world of economic uncertainty, Canada shines as a bastion of opportunity. For G7 investors, Canada offers a gateway to participate in groundbreaking projects that are developed under one of the most transparent, democratic, and regulated regimes worldwide. 

With our skilled workforce, robust financial systems, and proximity to major markets, Canada offers a secure foundation for investments to flourish. Our country’s renewed commitment to building new trade infrastructure such as pipelines, powerlines, ports, railways, and roads will ensure that investors see their respective opportunities move forward.

Investing in Canada isn’t just a financial decision; it’s a strategic one. The G7 should join Canada in building the necessary infrastructure to tap into our resource wealth and secure a stronger, more resource-secure future for our nations.

#3 – Canada Can Play a Growing Role in Economic Security

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When reliability matters most, Canada stands by its allies. Unlike autocratic nations often marred by corruption and unpredictability, Canada offers a partnership grounded in transparency, ethical standards, and rigorous regulation. For G7 countries, this means access to a dependable supply chains without the risks associated with unstable regimes. Every barrel of oil, tonne of uranium, or kilowatt of electricity delivered by Canada reinforces global resource security for the G7 nations and many others abroad.

Our nation is uniquely positioned to bolster resource and energy security for our allies. From Indigenous-backed liquefied natural gas (LNG) to diversified supply chains for critical materials, Canadian-made resources can help the G7 economies grow without fear of disruption. 

Partnering with Canada is about more than trade—it’s about safeguarding our collective future. Together, we can reduce reliance on unreliable sources, fortify supply chains, and build a world where prosperity is shared between those who also share democratic values. Canada is a trusted G7 ally that can deliver time and time again.

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Canada has what the world needs, says Prime Minister Mark CarneyGlobal oil demand projected to grow to 113 million barrels per day by 2035, according to commodity expertsEvery unit of Canadian energy on global markets is good for Canada anad good for the world, says Tim HodgsonGlobal uranium demand could grow 30 per cent by 2030global energy demand grew by 2.2 per cent in 2024, year over year, faster than the rate over the past decadeGlobal natural gas demand could grow by up to 26 per cent by 2050 says McKinseyGlobal critical minerals demand could grow 400 per cent by 2030, says Visual Capitalist

Global wood demand could grow 30% by 2030 says United NationsGlobal food demand could grow 70 per cent by 2050, says HSBC