In his speech, John Graham pointed to a handful of the fund’s investments that Canadians come across in their daily lives, from fast food to energy and tech. Photo by Gavin Young/Postmedia files

The head of CPP Investments is signalling that the $730-billion Canada Pension Plan fund is keen to invest in nation-building infrastructure and energy projects promised by Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government — if the projects offer stability, predictability and transparency.

In prepared remarks for a speech in Toronto on Monday, chief executive John Graham outlined a number of investments the fund already has at home, and said that if Ottawa and the provinces get the formula right for nation-building projects — aimed at reducing reliance on the United States — Canadian pensions w

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