Gordie Howe Bridge Opens Quietly as Tariff Fight Looms

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The Gordie Howe Bridge between Canada and Michigan will open to traffic without a ribbon-cutting ceremony amid escalating US-Canada trade tensions, including a proposed 50% tariff on Canadian goods. A revised profit‑sharing deal shifts toll revenue and maintenance costs predominantly to Canada, delaying Michigan’s immediate profits and underscoring the broader diplomatic wrangle over the project.
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- Canada Cancels Joint Bridge Celebration With U.S. After Trump's Trade Threat Time Magazine
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