Canada's PM Carney says Gordie Howe bridge tolls won't be split with U.S. until the $6.4B of debt is repaid

July 16 | Duration 2:17 Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday that Canada and the U.S. will be sharing net revenues from the Gordie Howe International Bridge for 15 years, and that he expects that amount to be 'negative to modest' in the first few years. He said the two countries would only split the bridge's tolls after 'all of the debt is repaid.' Social Sharing Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that any money made from tolls on the Gordie Howe International Bridge won't be split with the United States until all Canadian investment in the project is repaid.

At an event Thursday in London, Ont., Carney was asked whether the $6.4 billion of investment made by Canada would be collected before profits from the bridge would be split with the U.S. side.