Canada Rejects U.S. Toll-Sharing Proposal for Gordie Howe Bridge, July 16

According to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on July 16, Canada will not share toll revenue from the Gordie Howe International Bridge until recovering all upfront construction costs. The bridge, set to open within one week, connects Michigan and Ontario. The U.S. had previously announced that both nations reached a new revenue-sharing agreement, sparking domestic Canadian concern over potential government concessions. The dispute centers on how toll income should be divided between the two countries.
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