Gordie Howe bridge revenue-sharing agreement appears to contradict Carney
The federal government's agreement regarding the Gordie Howe International Bridge appears to conflict with Prime Minister Mark Carney's previous statements on revenue sharing. While Carney suggested Canada would recoup its $6.4 billion debt before sharing tolls, the agreement text indicates a 50% split of net revenues for 15 years without explicit debt-repayment priority.
The federal government released the text of what it’s calling an agreement in principle with the United States for the Gordie Howe International Bridge , which outlines how revenues could be collected — and shared — for the bridge that was entirely financed by Canadian taxpayers.
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