Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed the upcoming opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, describing it as beneficial for both Canada and the United States. Addressing the bridge's revenue-sharing agreement, Carney clarified that the deal does not involve splitting toll collections. Instead, Canada and the U.S. will share net revenues under a 15-year agreement, with any toll revenue sharing beginning only after all outstanding bridge debt has been fully repaid. His remarks aimed to clarify the financial structure of the landmark cross-border infrastructure project and its long-term economic benefits for both countries. <br /> <br /> <br />#MarkCarney #Trump #GordieHoweBridge #UnitedStates #Infrastructure #Trade #Border #RevenueSharing #Economy #USCanada #Transportation #BreakingNews #Politics #CanadaNews #NorthAmerica<br /><br />~PR.498~ED.420~GR.508~HT.178~VG.HM~
