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<\/p>\nPrime Minister Mark Carney\u2019s two-day Canada Investment Summit took place earlier this month and drew a tonne of attention to the TSX stocks that could benefit from increased investment in Canada.<\/p>\n
By the time the summit wrapped up, the federal government said it had generated nearly $500 billion in new investment commitments.<\/p>\n
That doesn\u2019t mean $500 billion was invested over two days. Much of the total consists of multi-year commitments from pension funds, banks and investment firms to invest, finance or mobilize capital.<\/p>\n
And even with that impressive total, Canada\u2019s broader goal is still to generate $1 trillion in total investment over the next five years.<\/p>\n
So, with 167 investment opportunities that were included in the summit\u2019s prospectus, several Canadian stocks could benefit as more of these projects secure financing and move forward.<\/p>\n
And as Carney continues pushing Canada to diversify its economy and build more major projects at home, those efforts could go well beyond creating jobs and improving Canadians\u2019 quality of life. They could also create opportunities for many TSX stocks for decades to come.<\/p>\n
So, with that in mind, here are two of the top TSX stocks to watch following Carney\u2019s investment summit.<\/p>\n
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One of the best dividend growth stocks on the TSX<\/p>\n
One of the top stocks I\u2019d been keeping on my radar even before Carney\u2019s Investment Summit was Capital Power (TSX: CPX<\/a>), one of the largest independent power producers in Canada.<\/p>\n Capital Power is already a reliable long-term investment<\/a> thanks to its diversified portfolio of power-generation assets and consistently growing dividend.<\/p>\n But the stock is even more intriguing after Carney\u2019s investment summit because its Genesee Energy Campus expansion was also included in the summit prospectus.<\/p>\n The company is seeking capital and potential strategic participation to expand the campus, which is becoming increasingly important as electricity demand grows, particularly from data centres.<\/p>\n In fact, Capital Power recently signed an agreement lasting more than 10 years to supply 250 megawatts of electricity to Meta\u2019s new Alberta data centre beginning in the second half of 2028.<\/p>\n Capital Power\u2019s chief executive also said the company is in talks to supply several other potential data-centre projects, showing why expanding Genesee could offer so much long-term potential.<\/p>\n So, with Capital Power already a reliable and defensive power generator and electricity demand continuing to grow, it\u2019s easily one of the top TSX stocks to watch following Carney\u2019s investment summit.<\/p>\n Furthermore, it currently offers a dividend yield<\/a> of roughly 4.6% and just raised its dividend for the 13th consecutive year.<\/p>\n A high-yield pipeline stock with massive growth potential<\/p>\n