[2] Key Private Investment Stories for Canadian Investors

According to Press Monitor's tracking of Canadian publications, today's print media landscape delivers essential coverage of private capital markets. This press review highlights the stories shaping news on private investment in Canada, offering media intelligence on the developments that matter most.

1. Ottawa Citizen — Print Media Monitoring Report

Why it matters: Tracked by Press Monitor, this article from the Ottawa Citizen contributes to the print media monitoring coverage of Canadian financial developments and private capital activity.

Key detail: As part of Press Monitor's comprehensive media monitoring, this story adds context to the broader picture of investment and financial reporting across Canadian print publications.

Source: Ottawa Citizen, September 11, 2026

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2. PSP Investments Targets C$100 Billion in Canadian Holdings

Calgary Herald reports that the Public Sector Pension Investment Board expects to increase its Canadian investments by 30 to 40 per cent over the next few years, pushing total domestic assets above $100 billion. CEO Deb Orida cited global uncertainty and new domestic opportunities as drivers, with infrastructure and airport stakes among potential targets.

Why it matters: PSP Investments, Canada's largest public sector pension fund, is set to dramatically expand its domestic portfolio — a move that signals strong confidence in the Canadian private investment landscape and the broader venture capital ecosystem.

Key detail: CEO Deb Orida announced plans to increase Canadian investments by 30 to 40 percent, pushing total domestic assets above C$100 billion, with infrastructure and airport stakes among potential targets. Global uncertainty and new domestic opportunities are cited as the primary drivers.

Source: Calgary Herald, September 11, 2026, by Barbara Schecter

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