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Carney says he 'should have been clearer' about new Gordie Howe bridge agreement
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Prime Minister Mark Carney admitted he should have been clearer regarding the revenue-sharing agreement for the new Gordie Howe bridge. He clarified that while a new deal with the U.S. shares net revenue, the original agreement with Michigan regarding debt repayment remains in effect.
While attending the Calgary Stampede shortly after the deal was struck — but before the text was made public — Carney told CTV that bridge toll revenue would only be split with the U.S. after accounting for operating costs, including repaying the debt.
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