Canada Built a $4.7 Billion Bridge—Why Is the U.S. Keeping It Closed?
The Gordie Howe International Bridge was designed to strengthen trade between Canada and the United States, improve supply chains, and create one of North America's most important transportation links. But despite construction being completed, the bridge's opening has been delayed, turning a major infrastructure project into the center of a growing political and trade dispute.
In this video, we examine why the bridge remains unopened, how the delay became connected to broader Canada-U.S. trade negotiations, the economic impact on businesses and manufacturers, and why many analysts believe the dispute reflects a larger shift in the relationship between the two neighboring countries. We also explore what this could mean for future trade, cross-border infrastructure, and North American supply chains.
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