Gordie Howe bridge agreement contradicts Carney's toll-revenue assurances

The released Gordie Howe bridge agreement shows the U.S. receives half of net toll revenues for 15 years — contradicting Prime Minister Mark Carney's earlier statement that no toll split would occur until Canada's construction debt was repaid. Carney conceded he was "not as clear" as he might have been. The $6.4-billion crossing's opening hinged on the deal.