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Canada paid for the Gordie Howe bridge but U.S. Senate hopeful says it 'was not a great deal for us'

Canada paid for the Gordie Howe bridge but U.S. Senate hopeful says it 'was not a great deal for us'

National Post·June 29, 2026Neutral
Summary

Canada paid for the new Gordie Howe bridge, but an American politician running for the Senate says this wasn't a good deal for the U.S. He argues that Canada is hurting American car factory workers and wants to use the bridge's opening to stop this from happening.

AI Analysis

This article shares the views of an American politician who is critical of Canada's economic impact.

The article does not talk about the proposed law (Bill C-2) at all.

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