Canada and U.S. Open $4.5 Billion Bridge to Boost Trade Despite Trump's Threats

The Gordie Howe Bridge between Canada and the U.S. state of Michigan will open on July 27, after a delay that lasted since 2018 due to technical issues. The bridge aims to enhance trade and economic cooperation between the two countries. The project, which cost CAD 6.4 billion (approximately USD 4.5 billion), connects Detroit and Windsor and is considered a vital link to generate billions of dollars in economic activity over the coming decades. The bridge is jointly owned by the Canadian government and the state of Michigan, after the U.S. government approved and supported its opening, despite former President Trump's threats to block it.

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