Canada Opens 1.5-Mile Bridge to Detroit; U.S. Secures 15-Year Profit Share

Canadian officials formally opened a multi-billion-dollar bridge connecting Michigan and Ontario on Friday, following delayed negotiations over financial terms. The 1.5-mile crossing will improve efficiency for automakers and other industries. A profit-sharing agreement negotiated by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick allows the U.S. to receive a share of revenues over 15 years, though the planned joint opening ceremony was replaced by a Canadian-only event.
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