New details on Gordie Howe Bridge deal confirm Canada will split toll revenue with U.S. - Toronto Star
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For the first 15 years, Canada will pay down debt incurred to build the bridge using money left over after sharing revenue with the U.S.
For the first 15 years, Canada will pay down debt incurred to build the bridge using money left over after sharing revenue with the U.S.
Many letter writers have been vocal in their support of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to walk away from the trade table.
The new revenue-sharing model over the Gordie Howe International Bridge will see Canada repay its debt, but only after net revenue is split with the United States over the first 15 years, a senior government source confirmed to the Star.
Discussing how the new pact with the U.S. will work, Carney said Canada will only share “net revenues” from the $6.4-billion bridge for the next
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