Canada cancels joint Gordie Howe Bridge celebration amid Trump tariff threats
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Canada canceled a planned joint U.S.–Canada celebration for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, citing threats of tariffs from President Trump; the bridge linking Windsor, Ontario and Detroit is still set to open to traffic July 27, with a Canadians-only milestone on July 24, as the U.S. imposes 50% tariffs on Canadian imports amid broader trade tensions.
Topics:nation#canada-us-relations#gordie-howe-international-bridge#tariffs#trade-tensions#windsor-detroit#world
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