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    PSP expects its Canadian investments to top $100B

    CEO Deborah Orida says the pension manager sees enough infrastructure and other opportunities at home to increase its Canadian portfolio by 30 to 40 per cent
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    The Toronto startup is aiming to track down metallic alloys that could become superconductors. Prominent Canadian tech executives have already invested in its hunt.
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