Strature BriefsDecision BriefNo. 034Edition 1.09 Nov 2026 (released 11 Nov 2026)
Decision Brief · Which summit pledges can be checked?
Which summit pledges can be checked, and what governs the airports?
Today C$0.14bn is checkable; TD states an amount against its C$150bn pledge by mid-2027 at 17%, our estimate, set by the firm, scored when it resolves.
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Strature BriefsDecision BriefNo. 034Edition 1.09 Nov 2026 (released 11 Nov 2026)
Evidence to 9 November 2026.
In context
The answer in context.
Written for this page by Strature from the brief’s free layers and the forecast register; the answer above is quoted as printed.
The situation
On 15 September 2026 the Prime Minister's Office listed fourteen summit lines worth C$480.84bn, including C$322bn pledged by four banks. Budget 2026 plans four airport concessions; none has a bill.
What the number means
17% is the chance that TD states, in a document it publishes by 30 June 2027, an amount against its C$150bn summit commitment. That it states none is 76%; a record that does not settle it, 7%. The brief also prices six scenarios for how much of the summit total becomes checkable by then. Each is our estimate, scored when it resolves.
The question and how it is decided
The question
Which summit pledges can be checked, and what governs the airports?
How it is decided
The forecast register’s own words, quoted as registered; a registered forecast is never edited.
F-0426 · TD states an amount · 17% · resolves by 30 Jun 2027
“Resolves if: TD Bank Group states, in a document it publishes dated 15 Sep 2026 to 30 Jun 2027, an amount lent, underwritten, advised, deployed or committed against its C$150bn summit commitment (an amount TD itself ties to the C$150bn; the 22 Sep Cohere release, which says only that it builds on the commitment, does not count).”
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Which summit pledges can be checked, and what governs the airports?
“Today C$0.14bn is checkable; TD states an amount against its C$150bn pledge by mid-2027 at 17%, our estimate, set by the firm, scored when it resolves.”
Addressed in: Your question · At a glance, the answer in one page
Geoeconomic
Of the nearly C$500 billion announced at the Canada Investment Summit, which commitments can be checked against a published, dated document, and what governs the four airport concessions?
“Today C$0.14bn is checkable; at most C$88.34bn by June 2027, a ceiling unless a pledger reports. In the releases read to early November, no bank reported against its C$322bn, and the airports have no bill.”
The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.
Addressed in: 07 · Budget 2026 wrote the airports' length and timeline, but no charge rule.
Geoeconomic
Did Budget 2026 write the airports' length and timeline, and a charge rule?
“Budget 2026 writes a term of 40 to 50 years, keeps the land and assets with the Crown and sets aside equity for the Canada Strong Fund and local Indigenous communities.”
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Registered forecasts are never changed: they stay as issued and are scored as registered. Facts found after the research date are listed here with their date and source.
Registered with this edition, as issued
Each estimate is our estimate, scored when it resolves.
Forecasts registered with this edition, printed as issued; each estimate is our estimate, scored when it resolves
No.
Forecast
Our estimate
Issued
Resolves
Status
F-0420
Crown money only, no bill (to 30 June 2027)
19.5%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0421
Crown money only, bill moves (to 30 June 2027)
17.3%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0422
Documented lines report, no bill (to 30 June 2027)
20.6%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0423
Documented lines report, bill moves (to 30 June 2027)
18.2%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0424
A bank or large line reports (to 30 June 2027)
21.4%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0425
All other outcomes (to 30 June 2027)
3%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0426
TD states an amount
17%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0427
No: TD states an amount
76%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0428
Not settled: TD states an amount
7%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0429
A bank reports against its figure
30%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0430
No: A bank reports against its figure
63%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0431
Not settled: A bank reports against its figure
7%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0432
Maple Fund names a first deal
33%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0433
No: Maple Fund names a first deal
62%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0434
Not settled: Maple Fund names a first deal
5%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0435
Bell's hub becomes binding
20%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0436
No: Bell's hub becomes binding
74%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0437
Not settled: Bell's hub becomes binding
6%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0438
Airport bill tabled by March
26%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 31 Mar 2027
Open
F-0439
No: Airport bill tabled by March
72%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 31 Mar 2027
Open
F-0440
Not settled: Airport bill tabled by March
2%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 31 Mar 2027
Open
F-0441
Airport bill tabled by June
44%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0442
No: Airport bill tabled by June
54%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0443
Not settled: Airport bill tabled by June
2%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0444
Charge rule or request published
10%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0445
No: Charge rule or request published
85%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0446
Not settled: Charge rule or request published
5%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0447
Insurance law amendment tabled
50%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0448
No: Insurance law amendment tabled
46%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
F-0449
Not settled: Insurance law amendment tabled
4%
Issued 10 Nov 2026
Resolves 30 Jun 2027
Open
No fact has been added since the research date.
No new forecast is issued with these facts; a new view would be a new, separately dated forecast.
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Notice and summaries (3)
Part I · New money, or capacity, intention or money already planned? (4 sections)
Part II · Will anyone report progress against the pledges, and when? (2 sections)
Part III · What will govern airport charges, and will they be set before bids? (1 section)
Part IV · Which airport goes first, under what law, and on what timetable? (1 section)
Part V · Options to consider (1 section)
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