The idea of nation-building corridors — such as an energy partnership in Eastern Canada and connected infrastructure that could include roads, rail, power generation, transmission and pipelines in Western Canada and the Arctic — has been embraced by Carney’ government, which has committed to reduce economic dependence on the United States and mitigate damage from tariffs levied by U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration. Photo by Dennis Owen/Postmedia

Alberta Investment Management Corp. ‘s new chief investment officer says the $183-billion pension and endowment manager is keen to do due diligence on potential investments in energy and utility corridors being pitched by Prime Minister Mark Carney and his government.

“The possibility of a energy/utility corridor across Canada, en

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