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Canada just unveiled its most ambitious cross-border project yet: the Gordie Howe International Bridge, a six-lane marvel linking Windsor, Ontario, to Detroit, Michigan. Costing nearly $6.4 billion and built entirely by Canada, the bridge—named after hockey legend Gordie Howe—aims to revolutionize trade and travel, offering a modern alternative to the aging Ambassador Bridge. Despite a grand opening ceremony in Canada, U.S. officials were notably absent, a diplomatic snub tied to recent trade tensions and Trump’s new Canadian tariffs. Still, the bridge stands as a powerful symbol of unity, with Howe’s son and other speakers celebrating the enduring bond between nations. Rising 150 feet and spanning 1.5 miles, it’s designed for speed and efficiency, with future plans to welcome pedestrians and cyclists for free, turning infrastructure into a beacon of cross-border cooperation.

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